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UBS analysts warn that Ukraine's economy is a high risk, after weeks of unrest and amid uncertainty regarding political and economic policy.
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Wage affects tribal government workers. The tribe’s private sector corporation (and federal contractor) currently starts employees at $9.36 per hour.
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Agnico-Eagle Mines’ Meadowbank gold mine saw record production in 2013.
Egyptian Markets Calm After Government Shakeup
Markets in Egypt aren’t heavily impacted by the mass government resignations announced on Monday.
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Thousands Protest In China Over Safety-Related Shoe Factory Closures
The closures jeopardize one region's leading industry and the livelihood of its workers.
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Macro targets and local-government debt are likely to top the agenda when China’s top legislative body meets March 5.
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US And Australia To Sign Tax Evasion Agreement Soon: Treasury Secretary Jack Lew
The pact involves automatic sharing of bank information and could be signed as soon as the Sat. G-20 meeting.
Unused Paid Time Off Harms US Economy: Study
If you want to help the U.S. economy (not to mention your own personal health), you’ll use all of your paid time off.
Blackstone (BX) Rental Bond: Rents Fall Slightly In First Meaningful Data
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Nigeria’s Central Bank Governor Dismissed, Experts Fear Corruption
Nigeria’s central bank governor has been dismissed after months of tension with the country's president over corruption allegations.
Chinese Manufacturing Weakness Frustrates Economists
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Financial Wealth Rising Rapidly in China, India And ASEAN Economies
By 2015, financial wealth in China might overtake Japan’s, while emerging Asia is on course to eclipse the U.S., economists estimate.
Flash Composite Output PMI: Eurozone And France PMIs For February At 2-Month Low, Germany At 32-Month High
The euro zone economy continued to expand at a robust pace in Feb., but the recovery remains fragile and uneven.
Obama Defends Lengthy Keystone Process, Mexico And Canada Agree To Fuel Standards At North American Summit
Three head honchos met in Mexico to discuss economic alliances and speak to business, civil society and education leaders.
China Feb. HSBC Flash PMI Hits 7-month Low Of 48.3 As Factory Activity Shrinks Again
The preliminary index for February got smaller in all categories except for suppliers' delivery times.
Q&A: Ghost Group's Aaron Houston On What's Ahead For Marijuana-Related Business In US
Aaron Houston has been lobbying for marijuana legalization for over a decade, and he now works as an adviser at Ghost Group.
How Much Money Did Ukraine Lose When It Nixed The EU Deal?
If Ukraine had signed a deal with Europe, it might have averted the current crisis -- and made some money too.
Here’s What Obama, Peña Nieto And Harper Will Talk About At The NAFTA Summit
The meeting of the heads of the U.S., Mexico and Canada is two decades in the making. What can investors expect to be accomplished?
10 Things You Need To Know About Ukraine's Economy
With political violence escalating, it goes without saying that the nation's economy is vulnerable to shocks and disruptions.
Private Equity Investments In Africa Are Up 136% This Year And Here’s Why: Ernst & Young
According to a new report from Ernst & Young, bigger private equity firms are taking notice of potential in African countries.
US Housing Starts Plunge In January To An 880,000 Annual Rate
Is it a momentary pause in the U.S. housing sector's recovery, due to the winter slowdown in construction, or the sign of a deeper problem?
Investors Believe More In US And Europe Than In Emerging Markets, Fear China Will Slow Down: Bank of America Merrill Lynch Survey
Growing fears of a slowdown in China have hurt emerging-market equities, according to a new survey of fund managers from BofA Merrill Lynch.
UK Unemployment Rate Falls To 7.2% In Last Quarter Of 2013 And There Were Fewer Unemployed People
There were 125,000 fewer unemployed people in the last quarter of 2013 in the UK compared to the previous quarter.
NAFTA's 20 Anniversary Summit Kicks Off In Toluca, Mexico
President Obama will join Mexico President Peña Nieto and Canadian PM Harper to talk about closer integration.
America’s No. 1 Problem Is Unemployment: Gallup Poll
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Global Gold Demand: Investors Undermine Consumers
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Wind Power Fees Stir Controversy In Scotland As Nation Relies More On Alternative Energy
Scotland’s energy regulator Ofgem has planned since August to cut costs for Scottish wind farm developers by 1.3 million pounds.
China Is Africa's New Colonial Overlord, Says Famed Primate Researcher Jane Goodall
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Turkish Companies See New Business Opportunities In Iran
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China’s ‘Mountain’ Of Foreign Debt Is Not As Scary As It Looks
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the worries over China’s foreign debt are exaggerated.
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