by Chip Krakoff Foxconn International Holdings, the world’s largest contract manufacturer of electronic components, made notorious last year by a rash of employee suicides at its Chinese factories, recently published its half-yearly financial results, which showed that its annual labor costs per...
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Charles Krakoff
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10-03-2011
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Filed under: China, Brazil, Japan, Haiti, Ford, Sony, Apple, GEMs, iPad, Charles Krakoff, South Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, Mexico, Nicaragua, HP, electronics assembly, Foxconn, Dell, Hon Hai, Burundi, Somalia, offshoring, outsourcing
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Countries poised to benefit from rising commodity prices: combined into one CD That's the Global Power Shift Index CD from EverBank®. In one CD, get the currencies of 4 countries rich in natural resources-and whose economies may benefit from rising...
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Chuck Butler
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01-07-2010
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Filed under: Australia, Dollar, Yen, European Central Bank, Japan, FOMC, Debt, Governement Spending, Pimco, Bill Gross, Brazil
.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Chuck Butler Will Help You Create Your Own "Dollar Oasis" in Just One Weekend This February 25 to 27, Chuck Butler is partnering up with The Sovereign Society to hold an intensive, 2-1/2-day currency boot camp in Scottsdale, Arizona. Why...
Welcome back to part 2 of How to Trade in 2009. After discussing some macro economic scenarios in part 1, it’s time to look at how to take advantage of those trends. China is perhaps the best emerging market play for 2009. After dropping 60% in 2008, the market could be in for a significant bounce...
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EmergInvest
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02-03-2009
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Filed under: China, Brazil, FXI, RSX, EWJ, Russia, Japan, GFI, Petrobas, South Africa, PBR