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Food Security: All Investment Is Not Created Equal

The G8 countries committed $20 billion in aid to address global hunger and promote more productive farming in the world's poorest countries this July in L’Aquila, Italy. Major commitments came from the United States and Japan. more »

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Armand Biroonak's picture

America for Sale

The American economy is increasingly in hock to foreign governments. China and the OPEC nations are setting up sovereign investment funds to buy up pieces of America. China recently bought a $5 billion stake in Morgan Stanley. Abu Dhabi bought $7.5 billion of Citigroup. Singapore paid $4.4 billion for a part of Merrill Lynch.

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"Of Sovereign Funds and Prairie Fires," New York Times. 21 February 2008. http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/02/21/of-sovereign-funds-and-prairie-fires/?scp=4-b&sq=foreign+investors+buying+america&st=nyt