China Expands. Europe Rises. And the United States . . .
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IT&#39;S a risky business to predict the decline of the American empire. Ask Paul Kennedy, the Yale historian, who issued such a forecast in his 1987 book, &quot;The Rise and Fall of Great Powers,&quot; only
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China's unprecedented rise, fueled  by foreign investment and technology, has put the Asian giant  on a path to surpass the United States economically by 2025,  the author of a new book on China said on Tuesday.
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Investor's Business Daily - China is on pace to pass the U.S. to become the largest broadband market later this year as video, e-commerce and online gaming fuel demand. And the country has just scratched the surface.
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China's sell-off presents a chance to scoop up attractive long-term buys. Here are three.
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The Chinese government releases data showing China will likely pass the United States in 2007 or 2008 as the world's largest greenhouse-gas emitter. Plus: DIY EV. In Autopia.
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A music retailer from the Netherlands beats Apple by launching a download service in Europe's latest market battleground. Also: Movie industry wrests agreement from defunct company.... Microsoft challenges Photoshop & hellip;. and more.
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India's Kerala state to build a technology-friendly city for global investors.  Also: Intel continues its expansion in the Indian city Bangalore & hellip;. Sirius Satellite scores a hard-charging CEO & hellip;. and more.
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There's more to growth than just a high growth rate.
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A giant global producer, China is expanding its role as a consumer and, in the process, creating threats and opportunity.
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Rising power China moved Monday to expand its influence in a region long dominated by the United States, signing an accord with Southeast Asian nations aimed at creating the world&#39;s largest free trade area by 2010 - a sprawling market of nearly 2 billion
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I had a great Skype talk with Paolo yesterday. He was driving his car, in Italy near his home in Trieste. The connection was great, it was like living in the future.  One of the things we talked about was the iPhone. At first I talked about it as if Paolo had had one from the outset. He feels that close, and he's the kind of person who would get the latest Mac toy on Day 1, just like me. Later, when he said he just got his iPod Touch, I realized of course, this is one of those things we got here in the U.S. that they haven't gotten yet in Europe. Don't worry, they have some something we don't, a strong currency. :-( So here's his first writeup of the iPod Touch.
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Driven by one of the largest and most sustained economic expansions in history, China is increasingly turning to South America as a supplier.
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Europe's bourses opened higher after Wall Street climbed late on on confirmation of the PeopleSoft/Oracle merger. In the early evening European time, the US Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by a further quarter of a percentage point.
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Get ready for new-home prices and remodeling costs to jump even higher because of unexpected continuing demand in America, also because of the construction explosion in China, record worldwide oil prices and, now, a triple play of devastating hurricanes.
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Fresh highs and international volatility. Sound familiar?
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This year should mark another year of growth in the United States. That is hardly remarkable. What is remarkable, and perhaps unappreciated, is that growth has become the norm for the American economy.
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Comment on the German mainstream parties' latest electoral setback in two eastern states provides one of the main topics in today's European dailies. In France, President Jacques Chirac and three new-found allies earn brownie points.