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Defective Military Hardware…From China?

Richard Fisher, Senior Fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center joins Frank to explain the asymmetric capabilities of Communist China. China has provided over 1 million parts that either have been used or will be used in American military

The Cheat Sheet, November 8: Farewell, Smokin' Joe

The world lost a great champion last night, Smokin’ Joe Frazier is sparring with the angels, now. Joe Frazier, the former heavyweight champion whose furious and intensely personal fights with a taunting Muhammad Ali endure as an epic rivalry in

World Bribery: China, Russia, and Mexico the Worst

Transparency International, which focuses on issues of corruption and bribery, is out with its latest index of which countries businessmen are most likely to use bribes overseas to garner business. They looked at 28 countries. Least likely to offer bribes?

G20 to EU: Sorry, You're on Your Own

From the Associated Press: Europe failed to get the leaders of the world’s wealthiest economies to help out with its debt troubles, but everyone left a G-20 summit Friday relieved that at least they forced the Greek prime minister not

Chinese Military Easing Recruiting Standards

From the Associated Press: BEIJING — China’s military is accepting recruits who are heavier and have more visible tattoos, conceding to rising prosperity and individuality among the nation’s young. In keeping with a drive for better educated recruits, the military

China Comes to the Rescue of the Eurozone

[audio: http://www.coffeeandmarkets.com/CoffeeandMarkets102811.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss the stock market’s booming October, China’s rescue of the failing Eurozone and

Panetta Doubts N Korea Will Give Up Nukes

From the Associated Press: SEOUL, South Korea — Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Thursday he is skeptical that diplomacy will push North Korea to give up its nuclear program, and he raised the prospect of the North’s stance leading to

The Geography of China and Its Influence on Their Rise to Power

[audio: http://newledger.com/podcasts/CoffeeandMarkets102611.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Pejman Yousefzadeh and Kevin Holtsberry are joined by Ian Morris, the author of Why the West Rules–for Now: The Patterns of History, and What

American Exceptionalism Will Dominate the 21st Century

American Exceptionalism has routinely been underestimated by America’s adversaries. We have argued for the last year that powerful trends are reshaping U.S. that will lead to result a rebirth of American manufacturing, coupled with positive business trends, and just as

Rethinking What Makes the American Economy Strong

If you haven’t already, take a gander at a column authored by former Treasury Secretary and Clinton economic adviser Larry Summers in yesterday’s Washington Post. In it, Summers contends that to truly turn around the nation’s housing market – a

Steve Jobs to Obama: You're a One-term President

From BusinessInsider: Steve Jobs told President Obama he probably would not be re-elected, Walter Isaacson wrote in Jobs’ soon-to-be-released biography. That’s because regulations and unions in the United States were crippling its ability to remain competitive with emerging powerhouses like