When relocating to a new country, it's important to establish routines and traditions. My ritual here in London is spending an hour on the phone with the bank every day. It's a strange thing about 2014 — we've got one collective foot planted squarely …

The gap between the rich and the poor is the most likely threat to the global economy in coming years, the World Economic Forum said Thursday in a risk assessment ahead of the gathering of political and business leaders in the Swiss ski resort of Davos.

America's shale gas revolution will have a radical impact on the global economy, with the consequent cut in the US trade deficit transforming the dynamic with China, BP's top economist has said. Unveiling the oil giant's World Energy Outlook 2035 …

Oil bulls says global economic recovery is strong enough to soak up any rise in supply. Perhaps, but Simon Ward at Henderson Global Investors says the world money supply rolled over in November and is now flashing amber warnings. His key gauge – real …

Conflicts like the war in Syria and getting the world economy back on track will be the focus of next week's annual gathering of world leaders and power brokers in the Swiss ski resort of Davos. Organizers of the World Economic Forum said Wednesday …

The global economy is at a "turning point", the World Bank has said, as it forecasts stronger growth for 2014. In its annual report on the world economy, the bank said richer countries appeared to be "finally turning a corner" after the financial …

While the jury on India's prospects for 2014 is likely to stay out until at least the election is over, it is possible to be a tad more sanguine about the future of the global economy. For one thing, the American economy seems to be finally out of the …

Professor Michel Chossudovsky will present a brief analysis of the 2008 Global Economic Crisis and its aftermath. He will also give a background of the evolution of the Global Economy with particular reference to the economic policy solutions proposed …

Both the IMF and OECD expect there will be a further gradual strengthening of activity in advanced economies over the next two years. This will be driven by a stronger US economy, a reduced drag from fiscal tightening, low inflation which boosts …