A high–end pocket camera that should win over SLR fans, at least as a second camera. Inspired by analogue models, the X20 boasts 50 improvements on the X10 — it's faster, more responsive and photos are of an even higher quality. £399, digitalrev.com.

The $40-billion gold & jewellery industry has reasons to be happy always. Few things mesmerise Indians like gold does – it has held everyone hypnotized since the time immemorial. It is deeply entrenched in our culture and is a part of the Indian way of …

The U.S. economy continues to have a hard time recovering from the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression. So the last thing one would expect the U.S. government to do is to engage in policies that open the floodgates to severe risks in …

NEW YORK – U.S. stocks, the dollar and government debt prices fell on Wednesday after minutes from a Federal Reserve meeting in June showed policymakers favored a reduction in bond buying soon, but the outlook for jobs needs to improve before that …

TORONTO, ON–Almost half of Canadian manufacturers are more optimistic than their international counterparts about the global economy in the next two years but also believe the sector has some obstacles to overcome to remain competitive, according to a …

A decline in Chinese economic activity could have global repercussions, denting revenues for suppliers of commodities and industrial components such as Australia, Brazil and Southeast Asia. Lower Chinese demand already has depressed global prices for …

WASHINGTON, USA – The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, July 9, cut its global economic growth forecast, citing new downside risks in key emerging-market economies and a deeper recession in the eurozone. The IMF projected the world's …

WASHINGTON — Many major emerging economies have weakened since the spring, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday in the latest update to its economic forecasts, while advanced economies, including the United States and Europe, …

WASHINGTON, July 9 (Xinhua) — The International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its 2013 growth forecast for the world economy Tuesday to 3.1 percent, due to a slowdown in several key emerging market economies. The new figure is 0.2 percentage point lower …