Right now, the global economy seems to be in a rut. Many feel that the United States is stuck in a malaise, Europe is in a recession, and Asia has slowed down and will continue to see permanently slower growth levels. This, of course, has caused a slow …

Commentators often assume that relatively unfettered trade in goods and services and free movement of capital are givens, but the drive toward greater economic openness could now be undergoing a reversal, with profound implications for the global …

For all its size and diversity, Africa has been marginalised as of little consequence to the rest of the world, says Ernst Stetter, the General Secretary of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies. But he warns that neglecting Africa could turn …

ROME – One third of the food produced worldwide is wasted, costing the global economy around $750 billion (570 billion euros) a year, a new report by the UN food agency said Wednesday. The Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said …

A burger with three beef patties, bacon, pepper jack cheese, Jalapeno peppers, onions, tomatoes and lettuce pictured with french fries in Washington, DC, August 19, 2009. Key areas identified in a new UN food wastage report in terms of waste and …

Leading Missouri-based specialists for elegant jewelry pieces, Eskew's Fine Jewelers has recently announced an exciting upgrade to their product catalogue. The company is now offering Swarovski Crystal sculptures, jewelry and ornaments, each designed …

This highly desirable demographic is a gold mine for advertisers of high-end products and services: corporate banks, prestigious fashion houses, fine art dealers, private jet airlines, and luxury real estate companies. However, simply having an …

The general election will take place November 5. Turnout in the Democratic primary was low, and the Jewish neighborhood in which de Blasio appears to have done best is Manhattan's staunchly liberal — and relatively affluent — Upper West Side. The de …

In fact, some unlucky restaurant in San Francisco just lost an affluent dinner party of 10, when we all decided to eat at a friends home rather than brave another conversation-killing restaurant experience. I don't get it. Where in the food service …