The Great Backlash

Roubini Global Economics today announced the release of an NASDAQ:AAPL iPad app that allows clients to read and save the firm's latest macroeconomic research on the go. Free to download, the app provides clients and trial subscribers with access to ...

By Peter Atwater Over the weekend, NYU economist Nouriel Roubini in a column for Project Syndicate wrote that "the backlash against globalization -- and the freer movement of goods, services, capital, labor and technology that came with it -- has ...

Mark Dubowitz 15th July 2014 - FDD Press Release WASHINGTON The Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) and Roubini Global Economics (RGE) released their seventh joint report today on the effects of sanctions relief on the Iranian ...

For years, skeptics (and you know who you are Marc Faber, Nuorial Roubini, Peter Schiff) have disparaged the historic rally in stocks as nothing more than a Fed-induced asset bubble the financial equivalent of Mark McGuire or Sammy Sosa. They ...

(CNNMoney) - The economist known as Dr. Doom sounds relatively optimistic these days. Nouriel Roubini says many of the risks to the global economy have abated and things are looking up. Thanks to bold moves by the world's central banks, global ...

William PesekWhen Nouriel Roubini ranks the geopolitical flashpoints that could rock global markets, Russia's Ukraine adventure doesn't top the list. Nor do the nuclear programs of Iran and North Korea, nor the arc of instability from the Maghreb to ...

Piketty: Ed Alcock; Roubini: Pete Marovich/Bloomberg; Bieber: Tony Barson/Filmmagic/; Marx: GL Archive/Alamy A specter is haunting Europe and the U.S.—the specter of plutocracy. In Britain, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has suggested the ...

The Hungarian government's policies show signs of state capitalism in certain areas, renowned economist Nouriel Roubini told a conference in Budapest on Tuesday. Roubini mentioned Hungary as an example of state capitalist tendencies in Central and ...

Each year global insurer Aon revisits the risk outlook for leading emerging economies. This year's outlook identified an increased risk rating for all five BRICS, including political violence, government interference and sovereign non-payment risk.