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China state planner chairman says economy fundamentally healthy
© Reuters. A Chinese national flag flutters in front of an apartment tower in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen (Reuters) – China's economic fundamentals are healthy, the head of the country's top...
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Merkel says reform efforts of euro zone countries have paid off
© Reuters. German Chancellor Merkel gestures as she addresses the lower house of parliament Bundestag on Germany’s 2016 budget in Berlin BERLIN (Reuters) – German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on...
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5 Things to Watch This Morning
© Reuters. 5 Things to Watch This Morning: Global stocks rally amid stimulus talk Investing.com – Asian stock markets soared on Wednesday, setting the stage for a global equity rally, amid hopes for...
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China Premier says economic prospects positive, to maintain policy direction
© Reuters. China’s Premier Li Keqiang gestures as he answers a question during a meeting with executives from foreign companies at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in China’s port city Dalian DALIAN,...
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Opinion: Europe is strong enough to take in refugees
Police and refugees clash at the border between Serbia and Hungary, a European Union member state, earlier this week. Jean-Christophe Dumont is head of international migration at the Organisation for...
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Chinese premier seeks to quell global markets’ China fears
© Reuters. China’s Premier Li gestures as he answers a question during a meeting with foreign company executives at the WEF in Dalian By Gerry Shih and Pete Sweeney DALIAN, China/SHANGHAI (Reuters) –...
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Record high U.S. job openings point to skills shortage
© Reuters. People enter the Nassau County Mega Job Fair at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. job openings surged to a record high...
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Germany should spend its surplus on refugees, says top economist
Germany receives more asylum applications than all other European countries combined. Germany should spend its budget surplus on refugees, a top German economist said. Researchers from Germany’s...
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Is the new Apple TV worth $149?
See the new Apple TV in :90 The all-new Apple TV has gotten a true makeover: It has been jam-packed with new features, a new remote, new apps — and a steep new price. Apple’s latest set-top box costs...
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U.S. to focus more on executives, not just companies, in criminal cases: NYTimes
© Reuters. People walk by the New York Stock Exchange in New York’s financial district WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Justice Department has issued new guidelines that emphasize prosecuting...
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Brazil’s Credit Rating Slashed To ‘Junk’
© Reuters/Nacho Doce. Standard and Poor’s downgraded Brazil’s credit rating to ‘junk’ Wednesday, revoking the country’s investment-grade rating awarded in 2008. Pictured: Demonstrators march in a...
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5 Things to Watch This Morning
© Reuters. 5 Things to Know This Morning Investing.com – Asian stock markets retreated on Thursday, weighing on market sentiment, as weak economic data from China and Japan raised concerns over the...
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Back to school: Almost 20 million kids are getting free lunch
School lunch: Is $1.50 a child enough? About 50 million children returned to school this week, and nearly 20 million of them are getting a free lunch. The number of children fed through the National...
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In aging Germany, refugees seen as tomorrow’s skilled workers
© Reuters. Abraha poses during his apprenticeship for a parquet recliner in Dortmund By Tina Bellon and Caroline Copley DORTMUND/BERLIN, Germany (Reuters) – While many European countries say asylum...
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What Iranians want: U.S. vacations and German cars
Western companies eye Iran’s business potential Iran has been cut off from the world economy for years but that is about to change and its people are gearing up for a shopping spree. After striking an...
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IKEA is making loads of money in Russia. Wait, what?
Russia’s economic crisis has forced furniture buyers to be savvier about prices and IKEA has benefited. Crisis or not, Russians love those IKEA bookcases. IKEA, the Swedish flat-pack furniture maker,...
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China is dumping U.S. debt
It’s no secret that China is the largest holder of U.S. debt. So should Americans be concerned that China has started dumping some of its Treasury holdings? After all, it raises serious questions...
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