Ann Lainhart, the chairman of the exhibition and an award-winning fiber artist herself, announced that the Plymouth Guild is offering five $50 prizes for first place in each category: clay, glass, fiber arts, jewelry and 3D (wood, metal, mixed media …

Temecula, CA — (SBWIRE) — 07/26/2013 — Temecula Gold and Jewelry, a business that specializes in buying and selling gold and other fine jewelry, has just announced the opening of its new location at 27487 Jefferson Ave. in Temecula, Calif. In …

Gold up more than 8 percent in three weeks. * Dollar hits 5-week low vs basket. * Upside seen limited as Fed tapering ultimate policy (Adds quotes, update prices). By Veronica Brown. LONDON, July 26 (Reuters) – Gold eased back on Friday but stayed on …

The remarkable growth of emerging markets in general and the BRICs in particular transformed the global economy in many ways, some wrenching. Commodity prices soared and the cost of manufactures and labour sank. Global poverty rates tumbled.

He called for a trilateral dialogue between India, China and the US to "help grow" the world economy and broaden global prosperity. "And we want it to be constructive. There are three big nations, we are three big nations, China, India and the US, with …

Image: Univ. of Cambridge Economic modeling shows that the possible methane emissions caused by shrinking sea ice from just one area of the Arctic could come with a global price tag of 60 trillion dollars – the size of the world economy in 2012.

And of course, the economy always matters to company performance. But the point here is bigger: it's that in a hyper-globalized world that still hasn't shaken the legacy of the 2008 financial crisis and its follow-up in the euro zone, companies are …

The same is true with emerging markets, the world economy's 21st-century sprinters. After a decade of surging growth, in which they led a global boom and then helped pull the world economy forwards in the face of the financial crisis, the emerging …

LONDON: The melting Arctic is now being called an "economic time bomb". Economic modelling shows methane emissions caused by shrinking sea ice from just one area of the Arctic could come with a global price tag of $60 trillion — the size of the world …