Global growth is likely to remain sluggish as a slowdown in the developing world undercuts gains in Europe and the United States, a leading international economic body warned Tuesday. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said …

Innovation is now the driving force of the global economy and intellectual property (IP), which drives wealth creation in companies, economic sectors, and countries. So what can universities and other public institutions do to turn innovations into IP …

Consumer spending and business investment should help increase U.S. economic growth in 2014 and 2015, according to the latest quarterly economic forecast from the Manufacturers Alliance for Productivity and Innovation (MAPI). MAPI increased its …

Lilongwe — The Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) is worried that the slowdown in the world economy may have a domino effect on the 14 member economic grouping. Malawi's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation …

How she got there, and why she couldn't leave, is the story of forced labor in the global economy. Importantly, the problems that she and others face can be solved. In the Philippines traveling abroad for a job is both big business and a desirable …

Respondents addressed how the Internet will affect social, cultural and political issues going into the future, but many of the experts touched on its ability to optimize the global economy. Information will be even more accessible by 2025, empowering …

One lesson is the increasing interconnectedness of the world economy. This matters more for the UK than many others given how open our economy is – reflected in trade, investment and migration flows. Hence it is vital for us not to be dragged down by …

The combined company will become the leading global banana and other fresh produce company, with sales of more than 160 million boxes of bananas a year, they said. Consolidation as a strategy for survival? @fyffes $1.07 billion merge with @Chiquita …

The Federal Reserve continues to blame the weather for all of the economy's ills. Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser said job gains in December, January and February were “most likely reflected in part the effect of the unusually severe winter …