“It's a nice market out there,” Senen Matoto, president of parent firm AB Capital and Investment Corp., told Biz Buzz, referring to the mostly affluent suburban communities in Alabang. The new stock brokerage branch with an estimated footprint of 30-40 …

INDIA'S affluent middle class, which has already explored the world's more traditional holiday spots, might be open to travelling to new destinations where there is a market opportunity, in countries like Slovakia, Rajiva Misra, the Indian ambassador …

The cars in question look to be two Bentley Flying Spurs, a BMW X6M, a Mercedes-Benz E63, a Ferrari F430 Scuderia and a Lamborghini Murcielago LP640. According to Jalopnik, the fire also destroyed the truck's brake lines, which caused the trailer to …

Turkey has won two historic gold medals both in women's tennis singles and doubles at the Mediterranean Games in Mersin. The pair Çağla Büyükakçay and Pemra Özgen won their finals against Anastasia Grymalska and Federica Di Sarra competing for …

Gold swung between gains and losses after dropping to the lowest in 34 months last week as investors weighed prospects for growth against stimulus, while holdings in the largest bullion-backed exchange-traded product held steady. Spot bullion, which …

The indicators of global economy are yelling economic slowdown ahead, but they are being ignored. Consider the chart below of the S&P GSCI Industrial Metals Index: Don't Ignore the Indicators of the Impending Economic Slowdown image GSCI Industrial …

David Poh, regional head of asset allocation at Societe Generale Private Banking, said that rather than powering the world economy as it has done in recent years, China is now becoming a threat to global growth. China PMI Will Drag on Global Growth: Pro.

In an interview with ET Now, Piyush Garg, Chief Investment Officer, ICICI Securities, shares his views about the market and the road ahead. Excerpts: ET Now: Till Thursday expiry of the June series, people thought that this is a short covering rally …

SYDNEY – Asian stocks got off to an uninspired start on Monday, while the US dollar held firm at one-month highs after an influential Federal Reserve official suggested September could be the beginning of the end of easy money from the central bank.