In a recent report Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) published research on Post-Crisis World Economy which draws on some of their past research to conduct a rapid-fire tour of some key issues facing the global economy. They are particularly interested in …

The competition, sponsored again this year by Stuller, is open to any jewelry designer who has never before exhibited in a U.S. fine jewelry trade show. The competition is open to all designers, regardless of experience, formal training, or background …

Civil war has left around 93,000 Syrians dead and sent even more as refugees into neighbouring Turkey. … Egypt relies on foreign donations, UN aid and hard currency contributions from sympathetic countries like Qatar and Saudi Arabia to prop it up.

He describes the battle between electronic payment technology and the human desire for good old cash in worrisome times as a “tug of war.” “From the point of the view of understanding what drives currency demand, historically we've tended to focus on …

"Egypt now probably needs USD 10 billion over the next half year or so and this may be a struggle, with 12 million NDFs currently pricing in 30% devaluation and CDS spreads above 1,000bps with 2020s trading above 10% (dollar bonds). … "Creating a …

By February 1985 it was trading at over R2 per dollar and some of my banking colleagues may recall that in July that year all foreign exchange trading was suspended for a few days to try to stop this devaluation. Zimbabwe's controversial land reform …

So, things of those sort would actually impact the balance sheet and hence the valuations. I think the overall scenario in the telecom industry is improving with competitive intensity declining and also the regulator giving indications that it is …

Argentina is seeing its exports declining — for a number of reasons, among which experts talking to the Herald list sluggish international markets, currency devaluations in key markets, unnecessary trade disputes leading to the loss of markets and the …

By The Associated Press July 5, 2013 2:50 AM. Tweet. HONG KONG – The former lover of quirky billionaire Nina Wang has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after a Hong Kong court found him guilty of forging her will to claim her multibillion-dollar estate.