David Stockman and Peter Orszag
Sir Harold Evans moderates a debate on the U.S. budget showdown with former budget directors for Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama.
Advertising in Davos: The message isn’t medium
With 1,500 business leaders and up to 50 government officials in town for the World Economic Forum it shouldn’t be a surprise that advertising messages in Davos are aimed at a different demographic than one would expect in even the most upscale of ski resorts.
The most popular source of ads are emerging nations attempting to attract investors with millions of dollars to sling around. For example many of the buses here tout former Soviet State Azerbaijan as the “Land of the Future.”
Nouriel Roubini and Ian Bremmer
The global economic and political risk experts discuss their outlooks for 2013.
The year ahead in the euro zone: Lower risks, same problems
At the beginning of the year, Europe is a calmer place than it has been, but the underlying issues remain. Recession on the periphery of the euro zone threatens to spread to its core.
Bremmer: China is the elephant in the situation room
Roubini sticks to 2013 “perfect storm” prediction
Justice Antonin Scalia and Professor Bryan A. Garner
A conversation on their book “Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts”
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