Companies in advanced countries are in a stronger position today but they are not investing enough to boost the global economy. Rather than deploying their abundant cash in new investments to expand capacity and tap new markets, many companies have …

Companies in advanced countries are in a stronger position today but they are not investing enough to boost the global economy. Rather than deploying their abundant cash in new investments to expand capacity and tap new markets, many companies have …

Industrial output growth in China, the world's second largest economy, is likely to have slowed further in January from 9.7 percent in December, hurt by weaker local and foreign demand. Economists in a Reuters poll forecast a decline to a 9.5 percent …

NEW YORK (AP) — Discouraging economic news from Asia is sending stocks lower on Wall Street. China's exports slumped 18 percent in February and Japan lowered its economic growth estimate for the last three months of last year. The downbeat report …

Calit2 and INVNT/IP have organized a half-day conference focused on how academic innovation creates value, and how that drives the global economy. Co-sponsors include the UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering, Rady Business School, and School of …

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – The outlook for the world economy in 2014 was better than had been seen for a number of years, with the markets for copper, zinc, nickel and coal remaining positive, GlencoreXstrata CEO Ivan Glasenberg said on …

The publication, “MENA Women: Opportunities and Obstacles in 2014,” includes entries from forty-three women across twenty countries in the region and beyond, offering a broad and timely set of perspectives on the future of women in the Arab world …

When Chinese officials reported late Friday that the country's exports had fallen 18.1% in February, the news came on top of another event that was perhaps even more nerve-rattling. The country had experienced its first onshore bond default when a …

March 3 (Bloomberg) — Ukraine said Russia threatened to seize its war ships in Crimea amid the worst standoff between the West and Russia since the end of the Cold War. Indira Lakshmanan reports on the latest developments on Bloomberg Television's …