The Wall Street Journal SEPTEMBER 27, 2009 by Gregory Zuckerman On the heels of one of the worst years in stock-market history, some experts say investors should shift more money into a surprising area: emerging markets. For years, shares and bonds from emerging markets made investors wary. Sure, their growth often could be much stronger […]
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