Weekly Roundup: James Carville, Big Macs, Housing and Natural Gas
James Carville, who spoke at our Global Financial Leadership Conference (GFLC) last November, has had a busy week. He…
Weekly Roundup: GFLC Edition
The foreseeable future for financial markets is uncertain. The same can be said for politics, media, the internet, business…
Energy Panel: Infrastructure Coming to U.S.
John Kingston of Platts, James Burkhard of IHS-CERA and Richard Kauffman, senior adviser to the U.S. Secretary of Energy discuss…
How Wikipedia Acts As a Market for Information
Before he founded Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales was a futures trader in Chicago. In his remarks at the Global Financial…
Richard Branson on Succeeding in a Tough Economy
Richard Branson’s Virgin Group has existed for more than 45 years, and like all businesses, his has endured tough…
GFLC Day Two: Economics, Energy, Wikis and Winning
Karl Rove, Ted Koppel and James Carville discuss the Impact of the Election on Global Markets Sir Richard Branson, Founder…
Raghuram Rajan Tours the Global Economy
Challenges to global economic growth continue to dominate every major newspaper headline, and the same was the case today…
Rove, Carville Debate Fiscal Cliff
The 2012 election underlined a changing American landscape for demographics, policy and media, according to Democratic strategist James Carville…
GFLC Day One: Foreign Affairs and Market Dynamics
“Everybody knows if a country loses control of its fiscal destiny, it loses control of its destiny,” Condoleezza Rice told…
Condoleezza Rice: Growth Will Ease Global Tensions
There are three major international shocks currently shaping geopolitical decisions across the globe, according to former U.S. Secretary of…
Industry Panel Addresses High-Frequency Trading
If high-frequency trading is not one of the top issues of discussion at this year’s Global Financial Leadership Conference,…
GFLC Morning Links
The Global Financial Leadership Conference brings together newsmakers from the worlds of finance, economics, media and politics to discuss…