Average realized potash price fell roughly 27% year over year in the fourth quarter, hit by competitive pressure across all markets. Pricing pressure was also witnessed across Nitrogen and Phosphate segments. These challenges may sustain in the near …

But there's a consuming theory in London, a city which, with its five upmarket dailies, half-dozen or so mid- and down-market tabloids, and multiple Sunday competitors, is a sort of newspaper theme park: maybe there's nothing wrong with newspapers …

Lamenting the alleged devaluation of authority of traditional media properties that transition to platforms with large numbers of contributors smacks of the sort of old media bias you hear from journalists angry that other writers do the same thing as …

Referring to prospects for 2014, Foster said that although the year began promisingly, the devaluation of the kazakh tengue by 17% in mid-February would have a negative effect on 2014 results. “Approximately two thirds of our revenue is earned in …

Any beginning academic who tries to stand up for herself is lunch for the hordes of traumatized ivory-tower zombies, themselves now irreversibly infected with the obsequious self-devaluation and totalizing cowardice that go by the monikers …

Beyond austerity, Spain needs to cheapen its economy to make it more competitive, but devaluing its currency by printing more money, as most countries have done, including the U.S. and Japan, is not an option because Spain uses the euro which is …

One part of the joint statement by the leaders of these countries said: “We will conduct all our economic policies cooperatively and responsibly with regard to the impact on other countries and will refrain from competitive devaluation of our …

A devaluation elsewhere tends to be a sacrifice to make the economy more competitive and therefore a government going down that road will normally follow up that advantage for all it is worth. But in Argentina's case the inflation from the first two …

… due to the rising number of metallurgical enterprises in the central parts of Russia, the competitive advantage available to Russian companies due to the lower domestic prices for energy resources, the rising prices for railway services, and the …