A lot of people paid attention to the fact that China is about to surpass the US as the world's biggest economy (by one particular World Bank measure), which is actually something that the country's statistical bureau disagrees with. Fewer noticed that …

Appleby Spring Seminar addresses the value of IFCS to the global economy. An International Finance Centres expert has called on offshore jurisdictions like the Isle of Man to work harder to promote the positive contribution they make to the global economy.

… tech companies remain remarkably over-valued by any rational analysis. More importantly, given the size of the sector and the money involved, this unsustainable boom now poses a much bigger risk to the health of the global economy than a decade ago.

Imports of as a share of US GDP have been falling since 2011, but renewed momentum across the Atlantic could still buoy global growth, according to a new BoAML Global Research report. BoAML's Emanuella Enenajor believes that imports have been rising …

CAMBRIDGE ― Headlines around the world last week trumpeted a watershed moment for the global economy. As the Financial Times put it, “China poised to pass U.S. as world's leading economic power this year.” This is a startling development ― or it …

Confidence has fallen among businesses and finance professionals in Malaysia in early 2014, with nearly two-thirds of respondents pessimistic about the economy, according to the Global Economic Conditions Survey (GECS). The GECS, the largest regular …

Speaking at a ministerial council meeting of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development on Tuesday, Babacan emphasized that the worst of the turbulent times following the global economic crisis of 2007-2008 had passed. Babacan said …

The global economy is going back to the future. Barely five years after the worst financial turmoil and recession since the Great Depression, the U.S. and fellow advanced nations are showing a stability in output growth and hiring last witnessed in the …

NEW YORK – Nancy Strumwasser, a high school teacher from Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, always thought she'd have two children. But the layoffs that swept over the U.S. economy around the time her son was born six years ago helped change her mind.