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Cobie Smulders will portray author Ann Coulter in 'Impeachment: American Crime Story'The 'How I Met Your Mother' actress replaced Betty Gilpin to play the role.- ET GBS 2017: China wants to replace US in Asia, says former US VP Dick CheneyProf Feldstein said that it is important for US and its 'friends and allies' to maintain a strong military posture. They should maintain en...
- Job guarantee programme was a mistake, says Harvard Professor Martin Feldstein"The US economy is booming. I don't think I could say as much about Europe. India is doing very well. China, I wouldn't say , is changing b...
- Share prices are 70% higher than historic average: Martin Feldstein, Harvard UniversityJust like the stocks are overpriced, the bonds are overpriced as well. That is the treasuries but it carries through to corporates as well,...
- ET GBS 2017: Modi-Trump meet would strengthen Indo-US relations, say expertsFormer US vice-president Dick Cheney says there’s every reason for both the US, India to be actively involved because of shared values and ...
- ET GBS 2017: Modi and Trump both pro-growth, pro-business leaders, say expertsDick Cheney said that both Modi and Trump have similar interests at heart and a personal rapport would be very important.
- ET GBS 2017: Harvard economist Martin Feldstein foresees a decade of robust growth in USHarvard economist sees US tax policy changing in four ways under President Donald Trump. One of them would be to lower rates steeply, from ...
- ET GBS 2017: GST encouraging but India needs to do more, says Harvard Professor Martin FeldsteinAt the Economic Times Global Business Summit, Prof Feldstein said that India needs to do more if it want to get more investment.
- Here is the all star cast of the ET GBS 2017; PM Modi to set the agenda on Day 1Over the two days during the event, filling in details on PM Modi’s grand economic agenda will be key ministers Arun Jaitley, Nitin Gadkari...
- Fed needs to hike rates faster to curb excessive risk-taking: Martin Feldstein, Harvard"Investors have taken excessive risks; lenders have taken excessive risks. It is evident in the over-priced assets and lower-quality loans ...
- Jeffrey Gundlach: A 'Grexit' would be the beginning of the end of euroCiting the work of economist Martin Feldstein, Gundlach argued that a monetary union without a political union can't work.
- 'Tension in Middle East could come in the way of recovery in the West'In an exclusive interview with ET NOW, Martin Feldstein, Professor of Economics at Harvard University, talks about the impact of rising cru...
- Severe shock on oil price could cause recession: Martin FeldsteinRise in oil price from $70 to over $100 in last one year can have severe impact on US & Europe, says Martin Feldstein, Professor, Harvard U...
- Fed chief voted best credit crisis managerGlobal investors give Fed chairman Ben S Bernanke top marks for combating the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and overwhe...
- US uptick doesn't mean crisis is over: US economistA few glimmers of economic hope emerging in US do not mean global crisis is over, a top economist who advises Prez Obama said. Countries in...
- ‘Global economy may take longer to turn around’The global economy is unlikely to turnaround anytime soon, opines Martin Feldstein, president emeritus, National Bureau of Economic Researc...
- 'India's not doing as well as I'd thought,' says Harvard economist FeldsteinFeldstein said Indian economy, less integrated with world than China, shouldn't have been so badly affected by financial crisis. More on Fi...
- Ripple Effect: Half of world economy faces recession, says Goldman SachsGoldman Sachs Group said countries that account for half of the world’s economy face a recession a year after the credit crisis began. Cred...
- US recession will not impact India adverselyIndia’s not in a cyclical upturn, but has the ability to show high single-digit growth rates for a long time, says Martin Feldstein. Stocks...
- Housing mkt can drag US into recessionThe weak housing market could topple the country into a full-blown recession and the Federal Reserve should slash interest rates aggressive...
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