Frozen turkey prices have reached lows not seen in recent memory, which means large holiday season discounts.
The rapid expansion of credit in Saudi Arabia is beginning to look like a cause for concern.
Africa’s largest economy slowed more than analysts expected, amid labor strikes and a crippling power crisis.
Gold analysts see glum prospects for a gold price rally, as gold’s most common areas of support and strength have failed.
Economists see a V-shaped recovery for the Philippines after it was hit by the deadliest typhoon in modern history.
Wal-Mart Stores' new CEO, Doug McMillon, is a company veteran who has worked in all three of its key business units.
Global investor sentiment is at a two-year high and emerging markets top the list of hot investment destinations, a new report says.
Cinda, a Chinese company that buys up bad debt, was set up in 1999 to take nonperforming loans off Chinese banks' balance sheets.
In an attempt to regain control of the chaotic Venezuelan economy, Maduro was granted special powers.
Despite donating the most in dollar amount to humanitarian causes in 2010, the U.S. was not the most generous country in the world.
The statement provides an update on the government’s plans for the economy based on the latest forecasts.
Agricultural exports and industrial production are helping lift India's economy.
The expected 2 million to 3 million additional births annually will surely boost commercial activity.
Russia's central bank has just slapped down a firm closely tied to strongman Putin.
Historically a bellwether, Caterpillar's cuts will ripple out to impact the U.S. and global economies.
A peek at the data is revealing.
In Schroeder's book, "Startup Rising," the tumultuous Middle East is a potential boon for entrepreneurial businesses investing.
The planned reforms could reduce the threat of a hard landing caused by the misallocation of capital and resulting widespread overcapacity.
A key question is whether wage growth will increase to propel sales higher on a sustained basis.
Investors on Friday are likely to focus on quarterly earnings reports, as no major economic data releases are scheduled.
Under the current plan, the taxpayer is likely to incur a loss of about $10 billion.
Brazil's joblessless fell to new low, but rate of job-creation and wage growth slowing down.
Investors say there's still plenty to worry about regarding the economy, but added that "markets climb walls of worry" -- a Wall Street axiom.
The proportion of Americans concerned about health care costs beat the slice worried about health care access for the first time since 2007.
API's chief economist raised a small warning flag about the possibility that the nation's economy may be slowing.
Fast economic growth in developing countries isn't doing enough to ameliorate poverty.
Mexico's economy in Q3 reversed a contraction from the prior quarter.
Tax receipts are greater than expected, and with Treasury's ability to use extraordinary measures to avoid a default, D-Day may be delayed.
The Senate Banking Committee voted 14-8 Thursday to approve the nomination of Janet Yellen to be Federal Reserve chairwoman.
These economies are characterized by immature markets, though some investors see significant rewards along with the risks.