Inside the note was a small gold bar, with the words "The Perth Mint, Australia" printed on the face. While this may seem a little out of place in South Dakota, Riggs says it's happening more often than you'd think. "Two I think were given in Rapid …

As gold closes in on what looks to be its worst annual performance in over three decades, research house Capital Economics argues the precious metal could come back into favor in 2014. The Federal Reserve's tapering announcement last week pushed …

NEW YORK – U.S. shares edged higher into record territory on Tuesday, backed by stronger-than-expected manufacturing data that in turn spurred U.S. Treasury yields to 2-1/2 year highs on a belief the economy is on a sustained path of recovery.

MOSCOW — Russia has accused the European Union of violating global free trade measures in its first complaint before the World Trade Organization, the economy ministry said today. The procedure has to do with "a violation by the EU of anti-dumping …

New York — Global economic growth should increase over the next two years with continuing signs of improvement, according to the United Nations World Economic Situation and Prospects 2014 (WESP) report, launched this week. The global economy is …

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Thirty percent of these domestic workers are migrants, who have moved from their native poorer countries to more affluent Middle East, Asia Pacific and North America. Visa restrictions, communication … According to Human Rights Watch many of them …

Habitat for Humanity workers hammer away across the street, in one of the affluent city's few low-income neighborhoods. … Family Promise helps with clothing, resumes, job searches and, when they move into housing, household items and furniture.

“This really hits home, especially when they see it first-hand in person,” she said. Some Lincoln Junior High students said participating in the gift program helped them see that they take for granted that they will receive the expensive video games …