The chairman of the worldwide accounting firm PWC, formerly called Pricewaterhouse Coopers, has roots right here in central New York. Bob Moritz is a graduate of SUNY Oswego and visited the campus last week to speak about the global economy.

Taipei, April 8 (CNA) Taiwan's trade outlook remains positive as the economy of China, the country's top trade partner, will likely bottom out and global recovery is on track, foreign banks said Tuesday. March trade data showed "continuing recovery to …

This situation seems alarming to investors because of China's profound impact on the world's markets. But Tao Wu, Ph.D., a Gallup expert on the Chinese economy, says the country is becoming more comfortable with slow growth — and maybe the world's …

New research by professional services network PwC , commissioned by LinkedIn Corporation (NYSE:LNKD) , the world's largest professional network on the Internet, today reveals that poor talent adaptability – the inability for people to retrain for new …

The regional network forms part of the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (Balle) to redress the "disconnections" inherent to contemporary global capitalism. "We no longer know where our food comes from when it ends up on our plate or where …

The global economy is turning the corner of the Great Recession, although overall growth remains too slow and weak, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said. In a speech at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington ahead of …

However, the net percentage who felt the same for emerging market and developing economies was minus 52 per cent. More than half said that eurozone prospects were on the up, against 70 per cent who liked the look of the business environment in the US.

The concerns echo a sense of growing frustration at the ECB that governments are keen to keep attention on the central bank's reluctance to pursue easier monetary policy,to address low inflation, as an explanation for the eurozone's weak economic …

LONDON, April 6 (Reuters) – The world's top financial policymakers descend on Washington later this week with a debate fizzing once again about what needs to be done to galvanise economic growth. The International Monetary Fund has already called on …