Specifically, Bright appears will become a part of LinkedIn's Economic Graph project, which seeks to create a digital map of the global economy, eliminating frictions in the labor force. "We're excited to join LinkedIn because the company shares a …

When Bank of England Governor Mark Carney presents his quarterly economic forecasts this week, he faces a challenge similar to that faced by his colleagues at the Federal Reserve: how to convey the probable path of policy as stronger-than-expected …

Additionally, the Olympic ideals emphasize global cooperation and harmony and place a premium on overcoming differences. And in the 21st century global economy, multinational brands can't afford to exclusively embrace western values at the expense of …

What they decide determines monetary policy for the $17 trillion US economy and can trigger changes in interest rates, foreign exchange rates, employment and the price of goods around the world. Now, with Janet Yellen at the helm – the first female in …

The outlook for America's economy is by far the most important reason for this view. Since the United States is driving the global recovery, sustained weakness there would mean that prospects for the world economy were grim. But that does not seem likely.

WASHINGTON, DC – Economic growth is back. Not only are the United States, Europe, and Japan finally expanding at the same time, but developing countries are also regaining strength. As a result, world GDP will rise by 3.2% this year, up from 2.4% in …

It scored badly on many of the economic indicators assessed by PwC, such as living standards, the cost of living and the government's budget deficit. The sharp decline followed a period between 2000 and 2007 when Britain held its place in the global …

Many economists say they're optimistic that the troubles in emerging markets won't infect the global economy as a whole. They note that the biggest threats in the developing world are confined to modest-size economies — South Africa, Turkey, Argentina …

A year ago, at the Davos World Economic Forum, the new governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, was speaking about a time when the major economies would begin to grow sustainably again, without being pulled back into stagnation by low …