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U.S. firms look to sell wares in emerging markets

With debt-burdened American consumers cutting back in response to the recession, many U.S. companies are increasingly looking outward, toward fast-developing countries such as China, India and Brazil. But instead of...

twurl.nl. Added by Ray Kwong on October 10, 2009

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Gabriel Simons shared a reaction in Global Economy 45 days ago

“The highest personal savings in the world are in the emerging markets. We just have to understand the culture.”

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“The international markets suffered because of the US markets not because of the local cash crunch -”

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