The Great Recession has caused a dramatic imbalance in the global economy. WSJ's David Wessel says countries in Asia are the new "haves," while countries in Europe are the new "have-nots."
Wall Street Journal, 2/24/2010 6:27:49 PM

Coke's deal to purchase its own bottling represents a need to shift towards manufacturing more energy drinks, Dana Cimilluca tells the News Hub panel.
Source: Wall Street Journal, 2/25/2010 9:28:17 AM

This week's union budget is expected to address rising concerns about food inflation. But thoughts are mixed about how the budget can contain inflation without compromising India's economic growth. WSJ's Linda Blake reports.
Source: Wall Street Journal, 2/23/2010 11:47:14 PM

A massive general strike to protest E.U.-mandated austerity measures closed banks, government offices and post offices, crippling the Greek capital Wednesday. WSJ's Andy Jordan reports from the streets of Athens.
Source: Wall Street Journal, 2/24/2010 5:38:56 PM

In the 1970s, India dramatically increased food production, finally allowing this giant country to feed itself. But government efforts to continue that miracle by encouraging farmers to use fertilizers have backfired, forcing the country to expand its reliance on imported food.
Source:  Wall Street Journal