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Financial and political stability keep Brazil attractive despite hurdles. (David Backus, NYU Stern School of Business)
Treasuries back to yields last seen in '50s amid slowing growth.
Spanish, Italian bonds rally on speculation that policy makers will act.
Cloud services push leads software giant to accept local payment types in Brazil for the first time.
Japan, Switzerland move to weaken their currencies as U.S. growth drags on dollar.
Spread of debt crisis to Spain and Italy increases pressure on policy makers.
From writing the rules for Dodd-Frank to reforming her own agency, the SEC head steers a steady course through trying times.
