WASHINGTON Oct 30 (Reuters) – The United States reprimanded Germany on Wednesday, saying its exporting prowess was hampering economic stability in Europe and hurting the global economy. The Obama administration has long called for countries …

Though a government shutdown would do relatively little damage to the world's largest economy in the short term, global markets could be roiled if Congress also fails to raise the United States' $16.7 trillion debt limit. The Treasury has said the …

Presenting the conclusions of the survey at an event hosted by the ICPAC in Nicosia last week, Emmanuil Schizas, Senior Economist Analyst of ACCA, drew on four and a half years of interviews with accountants in his speech entitled, “The Global Economy …

Dubai: Dubai's selection as host of the 10th session of the World Islamic Economic Forum 2014 (WIEF), one of the world's largest gatherings to share knowledge, experience and expertise in Islamic economy. This move will take the emirate a step closer …

The United States reprimanded Germany on Wednesday, saying its exporting prowess was hampering economic stability in Europe and hurting the global economy. The Obama administration has long called for countries with trade surpluses, such as …

Around one-third of the world's economy by 2025 will be based in countries at "high" or "extreme" risk from the economic impact of climate change, according to risk consultancy Maplecroft. (Read more: The climate change wake-up call for business?).

When he was chief economist at the Bank for International Settlements, Bill White issued a series of prescient pre-crisis warnings of bubbles and imbalances that were building up in the global economy. He was politely ignored. White worries that policy …

U.S. health-care stocks are among the profit growth leaders this quarter, and their outlook remains insulated from recent signs of a global economic slowdown. Throw in a slow-moving but powerful demographic tailwind that will boost sales for years to …

Our modern global economy, recent crises notwithstanding, has delivered remarkable historical achievements, and prosperity (for many) unmatched in human history. Now, however, it must evolve to address the grotesquely inequitable distribution of wealth …