Russia is a Mess

Posted by Matt in November 25th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Economy, Financial, Russia, Bailout, Capital Flight, Corporate Balance Sheets, Countries, Credit Crunch, Current, Devaluation, Different Ways, Export Earnings, Financial Crisis, Global Economic Crisis, International Economic Crisis, Metals, Mortgage Defaults, Real Estate Bubble, Russia

Russia and the Global Economic Crisis
Any international economic crisis afflicts different countries in different ways, but an unfortunate few experience every painful dimension of it. In the current crisis, Russia is confronting virtually all the negatives at once–sharply declining export earnings from energy and metals, over-leveraged corporate balance sheets and a chorus of [...]

On the Brink of an Atomic Tehran

Posted by Matt in November 24th, 2008 | no comment

Published in Iran, Nuclear, 1980s, Atomic Weapons, Beryllium, Blueprints, Bomb Components, Brink, China, IAEA, Metals, Nuclear Bomb, Nuclear Technologies, Pakistan, Polonium, Proliferator, Russia, Scientists, tehran, Uranium Enrichment, Uranium Metal, Weapons Technology

Years ago Pakistan, China and Russia sold Tehran atomic weapons technology. In the late 1980s, Abdul Qadeer Khan, Pakistan’s chief nuclear proliferator, sold Tehran uranium enrichment centrifuges, the blueprints for a Chinese nuclear bomb, and a package of nuclear technologies, including assistance for casting uranium metal and for working with polonium and beryllium, metals [...]

Wanted: Skilled Workers for a Growing Economy in Brazil

Posted by Matt in July 2nd, 2008 | no comment

Published in Brazil, Economy, Aircraft Manufacture, Brazilians, Civil Engineers, Construction Engineers, Economy In Brazil, Gas Sector, Headhunting Firm, Infrastructure Projects, Job Openings, Looking For A Job, Managing Director, Metals, Michael Page International, Oil And Gas, Oil Companies, Oil Gas, Petrochemicals, Pontes, Skilled Workers, Top Graduates

If you’re looking for a job then head to Brazil. That’s where the action is.
From the article:
The engineering shortage here is spreading across industries. The lack of civil and construction engineers threatens infrastructure projects; areas like banking, aircraft manufacture, petrochemicals and metals are all competing for the same top graduates. In the booming oil and [...]

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Russia is a Mess

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