Talking about the sale of the luxury car, Kern said 45 per cent of the cars were sold in Delhi and Mumbai and 55 per cent in rest of the country. "The company may introduce its products in small segments of SUV as well," he added. Most of the cars are …

The evolution of new investment vehicles and trading platforms suddenly made it easy for private investors to buy small parcels of real gold. With "physical gold" exchange-traded funds, for instance, investors buy shares quoted on the London Stock …

Dollar rally, ECB hints at lower rates hit gold further (Updates with close of New York futures session for gold; adds quotes, new byline and NEW YORK to dateline). By Barani Krishnan and Clara Denina. NEW YORK/LONDON, July 5 (Reuters) – Gold tumbled …

1) The U.S. economy is the largest and most productive in the world – The U.S. accounts for one-fifth of global GDP with only 4.5% of the world's population. America's economy is nearly twice the size of China's in nominal dollars. Plus, the U.S. is …

The world has an inaccurate picture of the Chinese economy. Wall Street in particular views the Chinese economy as one of the most risky zones in the current global economy as its credit and debt account for 200 percent of GDP, rising from 100 percent.

Biloxi jeweler Colleen Johnson will demonstrate her work. Details: …. "Barnum": 7 p.m. July 12, 3 and 7 p.m. July 13, 3 p.m. July 14, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Jefferson Davis Campus Fine Arts Building, Gulfport. Presented by Lynn …

Items for sale include baskets, decorative wood, pottery, furniture, jewelry, candles, fine art, soaps, stained glass, as wells a food and drinks. Demonstrations of frontier life will be provided by the Frontier Men. A special three-day weekend pass is …

With so much fine jewelry to choose from, customers will surely find the perfect adornment for every occasion, all at an affordable price. To make sure customers receive the best deal, SOUFEEL offers a low-price guarantee as well as a no questions …

By February, the risk of currency war morphing into trade war was so high that the G-20 issued a joint declaration: “We will refrain from competitive devaluation .… We will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes, will resist all forms …