Huge increases in productivity from leaps in technology are continuing to shape the way global growth is expanding. New technologies such as 3D printing, advanced robotics, mobile technology and cloud computing are allowing companies to tap into a …

1. WRAP: Economic data out of the euro zone keep hope alive, whereas in Japan the numbers mean the jury is still out on the effectiveness of "Abenomics." In the U.K., the focus is less on the macro picture than on the travails of one bank: Barclays …

“The global economy seems to be on a path to recovery with the US and Japan showing an improved growth trajectory, while the euro zone continues to remain fragile,” Sajjan Jindal, JSW's chairman, said in a speech written for the company's annual …

VANCOUVER, July 29 (Xinhua) — With much of the eurozone still mired in recession, the global economy will expand at a tepid pace of 2.5 percent this year, according to a report released by a Canadian think tank. According to the quarterly report …

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The Mercedes-Benz, a long recognized symbol of luxury and performance, is a favorite among car thieves with taste, according to the latest report by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) that looks at vehicle theft activity within the luxury …

Managed by City Property, Octodec and Premium are unique players in the listed real estate space given their significant exposure to the residential sector, which is more management intensive than other sectors. The group's conversion of a number of …

MUMBAI/SINGAPORE — India's imports of gold have halted since July 22, sending premiums for scarce stocks soaring, as traders in the world's biggest bullion buyer try to puzzle out new central bank rules that tie imports to export volumes. In its …