Discussing the Fed induced market surge, the violence in the Middle East, Wal-Mart's plans to open stores in India, and how popular the iPhone 5 will be in emerging markets, with David Riedel of Riedel Research Group; Ron Shah, Jina Ventures; and Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson.
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Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Finance Minister of Nigeria and Coordinating Minister for Economy debunks claims of how China might be exploiting Africa in certain unsavory regimes.
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Alvin Wilkinson, Founder and Principal Portfolio Manager, Surveyor Management & Alvin Liew, Senior Economist, UOB discuss President Obama's likelihood of winning a second term at the upcoming elections. Wilkinson is concerned that Obama won't be able to pass resolutions amid a Republican House, while Liew thinks there isn't a one-size-fit-all solution to the fiscal problems in the U.S.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli looks at the U.S. debt under President Obama and asks: Just how big is $1 trillion?
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Penguins are some of the newest inhabitants of Hong Kong's Ocean Park as part of the marine park's efforts in scaling up the world ranks of theme parks. Tom Mehrmann, CEO, Ocean Park discusses the details of this multi-million dollar revamp.
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Ross Feingold, Chair, Republicans Abroad, Asia and Dae Levine, Chair, Democrats Abroad, Australia debate about the issues facing Obama and Romney as they approach the upcoming November elections. Feingold affirmed popular response which claimed Romney's speech in the Republican National Convention last week a homerun. Levine, while acknowledging that response, argued otherwise. She further cites various misrepresentations in Romney and running partner Paul Ryan's speeches.
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Andrew Ferrier, former CEO of New Zealand dairy firm Fonterra discusses lessons learned from Chinese joint venture partner Sanlu Dairy's 2008 tainted milk scandal.
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