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In significant ways, the flocking of Western nations to a potential World Bank rival is a problem of America’s own making.

How the company town offers an alternative model of urban development.

Manufacturers need to admit that their wipes are not actually “flushable.”

Every day, tons of oil moves over poorly regulated bridges.

Traditional drivers of growth — like steel making and real estate — are now among the biggest threats to China’s economy, slowing faster than the market can be transformed.

The country said it would commit an additional 5 billion euros to helping needy municipalities.

Some economists have called Ethiopia an “African Lion,” and the government has an ambitious plan to make Ethiopia a middle-income country by 2025.

Solar power generators have proliferated in Japan as part of an effort to promote green energy, but utilities say they can’t cope with the expansion.

There is a broad consensus that America's roads, bridges and ports need upgrading. But agreeing on how to pay for it is another story.

The image of the bridge marks the first time that a photo has appeared on the cover of the federal budget, which customarily has been a plain blue.

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