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How to Avoid Sabotaging Your Job 10 Steps to Insure Your Job Security In today's workplace, there are more ways to damage your career than ever before. An errant tweet. An erroneous Facebook post. A heated email exchange. All of these can sully an otherwise impeccable reputation, as can a litany of faux pas in front of your coworkers. Workplace expert Alexandra Levit, author of "How'd You Score..

Kim Dae-jung Farewell sunshine Aug 18th 2009 | SEOUL From Economist.com South Korea's former president, who promoted engagement with the North Korea, has died Reuters NO ONE would have been more pleased than Kim Dae-jung with North Korea’s announcement on Monday August 17th. The hermit state said that it would allow separated families to hold a reunion and let South Korean tourists back into t..

Japan's economy A hollow recovery Aug 17th 2009 | TOKYO From Economist.com Japan's recession has technically ended but voters are likely to see through the numbers EPA SUMMERS in Tokyo are renowned for their diabolical heat. But salarymen sweating from Fukuoka to Sapporo might take comfort in economic data released on Monday August 17th showing that Japan’s economy has warmed up a little too. ..

World trade After the fall Jul 27th 2009 From Economist.com The collapse in world trade has stopped, but there is no sign of a recovery AFP WORLD trade has been one of the worst casualties of the global economic slowdown and the source of some particularly startling figures. Towards the end of last year trade all but collapsed. According to the World Bank, the value of exports from a sample of 6..

Google v Microsoft Clash of the titans Jul 8th 2009 From Economist.com Google launches a direct assault on Microsoft with the promise of a new PC operating system THE announcement came as a humble blog post on Google’s corporate website late on Tuesday July 7th, but it delivers what is likely to be a dramatic shake-up for the information-technology (IT) industry. By promising to release, at so..

Iran's upheaval Drawing the line Jun 19th 2009 From Economist.com Iran's supreme leader stands staunchly by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad “SOME supporters of candidates should know that the Islamic Republic would not cheat and would not betray the votes of the people.” The crowds of people cramming Tehran University cheered and raised their fists in support at Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s words. “The..

Reforming France Pointing the way Jun 22nd 2009 | PARIS From Economist.com Nicolas Sarkozy says that France must change—but not too much PRESIDENT Nicolas Sarkozy made French constitutional history on Monday June 22nd by addressing a joint session of the lower and upper houses of parliament, known as Congress. He becomes the first French president to do so since the 19th century. Many opposit..

America’s regulatory reforms Obama’s opening shot Jun 17th 2009 | NEW YORK From Economist.com Barack Obama’s financial overhaul is bold in some parts, timid in others HAVING spent much of the past year putting out fires, America’s leaders are now turning their attention to preventing future blazes. Barack Obama unveiled proposals on Wednesday June 17th that would refashion the federal r..

Health-care reform A spoonful of sugar Jun 16th 2009 | NEW YORK From Economist.com Barack Obama tries to sell health-care reform to doctors AMERICA’S health-care system is expensive, leaves nearly 50m people uninsured (out of a population of some 300m) and produces outcomes that are worse than those of many other rich countries. As Barack Obama’s government attempts to hammer out large-scal..

Protests in Iran Tehran rising Jun 15th 2009 From Economist.com Huge protests erupt in Iran, and are met with violence, after a disputed election AT LEAST one protester was reported to be dead, and many others injured, after shots were fired, apparently by security forces, into a huge crowd of demonstrators in Tehran on Monday June 15th. Three days since officials announced the result of a pres..