Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Trade Agreement Will Force China's Hand In Domestic Economic Reforms [ANALYSIS]
The 12-member strong trade alliance, if completed, could represent a major challenge to China.
Gold Lacks Physical Support From Emerging Markets, Demand From China, India Not Able To Boost Prices
Lower gold prices have yet to bring a fresh wave of bargain buying from China and India, whose investors may be turned off by the metal’s volatility.
United Nations Reports Falling Unemployment In Latin America
The U.N. found that, despite a mediocre economic year for Latin America, the region will experience an unemployment drop by 2013's end.
Meet The NiNis: The Latin American Youth That Don't Work Nor Study; They Just Do Nothing
Can't find a job. Can't afford university. What's a young person to do, then? For many Latin Americans, the answer is simple: nothing.
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Five of the 10 most satisfying destinations for expats are in Asia, HSBC says.
Gold Smuggling On The Rise In India As Authorities Up Tariffs
Growing demand for gold has put the world’s largest importer of the precious metal in an economic bind.
Financial Crisis: The Guardian's Dean Baker Is Wrong - Alan Greenspan Owes Nobody An Apology
Dean Baker, The Guardian's economist, argues that Alan Greenspan owes America an apology for causing the entire financial crisis of 2008. Really?
IMF Warns Africa Of Increased Exposure To Global Financial Shocks, Including Possible Ones From China
African governments raised a record $8 billion in bonds this year, contributing to the continent's exposure to global financial breakdowns.
Peruvian Police Seize $4 Million In Counterfeit Currency In Lima Suburb; Destination was US, Europe
The contraband was found at a hostel in a Lima suburb.
Student Debt Is Destroying The Housing Market: Graduates Can't Afford Houses Because Of High Student Debt And Bad Credit Scores
Student debt, now more than $1 trillion combined, affects graduates' credit scores and ability to buy a home.
People's Bank Of China Opens Loan-Backed Security Pilot Program To Foreign Banks
In an attempt to shield Chinese banks from bad debt, policymakers created a new security comprised of bundled bank loans.
Italy's Unemployment Hits Record High 12.5 Percent: Survey
About 80,000 workers lost their jobs in September, and unemployment for younger workers hit its highest rate ever.
Euro Zone Unemployment Remains High, Inflation Lowest Since 2009
The uncooperative economic indicators dash hopes of a turnaround and could force the ECB into easing monetary policy further.
Japanese Pension Funds Show Appetite For Gold: World Gold Council
Japanese pension funds remain healthy gold investors, according to the World Gold Council.
GfK German Consumer Confidence Forecast For November Falls; Rising Employment, Income, Demand Expected To Save Country From Recession In 2013
Despite the slip in forecast for November, GfK said a previous estimate on consumer spending for all of 2013 remains steady.
Perspectives On Central Bank Gold Buying: Gold Experts
Does Russia's surprise buy in September mean anything for central banks' gold-buying in coming months?
Worst Countries To Do Business In Southeast Asia: Myanmar And Cambodia Lagging Far Behind ASEAN Neighbors
The latest World Bank report ranks Myanmar and Cambodia as the worst countries in Southeast Asia for business.
Guatemala, Colombia, Mexico Among Best Countries In The World To Start A Business, World Bank Study Says
Improving economic policies and more efficient services for entrepreneurs have made several Latin American countries prime business spots.
FOMC October Meeting Statement: Fed Keeps Policy Unchanged; No QE Tapering
The Fed said it plans to "await more evidence that progress will be sustained before adjusting the pace of its purchases."
Who’s The Richest Person In Your State? [Interactive Map]
The richest man in Washington, and all of America, remains Bill Gates. Find out who's the richest in your state with this interactive map.
International Tax Evasion Crackdown: Slow, Tricky, And Only First Step in FATCA Legal Reform
The 2010 FATCA law requires foreign financial businesses, like banks, to disclose substantial information about their U.S. account holders.
Kidneys And Livers For Sale: The Unintended Dark Consequences Of Microcredit Loans In Bangladesh
The practice of selling organs is nothing new to millions of people across South Asia.
Government Panel Weighs Breakup of Tepco, Japanese Power Giant Responsible for Fukushima Power Plant
A government panel is considering three options, including creating a separate entity to oversee the cleanup effort.
ADP October Jobs Report 2013: Businesses Hired 130,000 Workers, Fewer Than Expected
The ADP private-sector job creation report once again disappointed investors -- coming in below the consensus estimate.
Euro Zone Economic Sentiment Beats Expectations, Rises For Sixth Straight Month; German Unemployment Rate Steady
The gains point to a modest recovery in the beginning of the fourth quarter, but the overall outlook remains sluggish.
Malaysia Building Major Business District In Kuala Lumpur Amid Fiscal Struggles, Raises Doubts
Malaysia is undertaking a massive business district in Kuala Lumpur, but it may not be able to afford it.
Let’s Make London A Center Of Global Islamic Finance: David Cameron
Global Islamic investments are predicted to reach £1.3 trillion ($2.1 trillion) in value by next year.
Spain’s Q3 GDP Shows Formal Exit From Two-Year-Long Recession
The economic growth was attributed to developments in the country’s external sector.
Dykema Survey: For U.S. M&A Market, There's Nowhere To Go But Up
Sixty-eight percent of 110 M&A industry insiders polled in a recent survey say the market's strength will improve in 2014.
General Motors (GM) Tab To Uncle Sam Is $9.7 Billion So Far, Says TARP Special Inspector General
The quarterly report of the TARP watchdog outlines the current status of the huge government bailout program.
Argentinian President Cristina Kirchner Loses Big In Legislative Elections That Hint At Change In 2015
Whatever happens next, it looks like the end of the road for the decade-long rule by the Kirchner family.
Americans Will Spend $2.8 Billion on Halloween Candy This Year, Less Than 2012 As Fears About Economy Inhibit Consumption
U.S. retailers will lose out on about $1 billion in holiday spending, as shoppers plan to spend less on candy.
The Connection Between Economics and Immigration,Poor Get Poorer, More Xenophobic
UBS economist Paul Donovan explains exactly how the financial crisis may have sparked anti-immigration sentiment in Europe and America.
Islamic World Should Empower Women For Economic Advancement: Malaysian PM
In a speech to the World Islamic Economic Forum, the head of Muslim-majority Malaysia touts the economic benefits of empowering females.
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