By: Jolie Crussel|2010-08-14|Business News
The euro-area economygrowth posted much better-than-expected 1% in the second quarter as Germany and France unexpectedly returned to growth.
By: Ryan Gains|2012-03-08|Loans
The IMF’s report prepared for the Group of 20 nations affirms that the global economy is going to face a major downside risks again in near future as its recovery is still under a big threat due to the stresses in the euroarea.
By: Charlotte Rivington|2011-10-01|Stock Market
"The market is afraid of a lack of growth that will make debt rebalancing quite a challenging task," said Koen Van De Maele, global head of fixed income at Brussels-based Dexia Asset Management, which oversees the equivalent of about 83 billion euros ($114 billion).
By: Sam Desouza|2012-04-09|Sales
India's industry development started after 1947, since that time there have been many industrial policies. The latest being the industrial policy of 1991.
By: Cedric Welsch|2010-11-06|Finance
The Greek economy, which just went through a debt crisis, might be in trouble yet again and so may be the Portuguese economy. Leading economist and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitzhad recently suggested that Germany leave the euro.
By: Jeffrey Craig Davis|2010-03-28|Trading
Record Drop A record drop in euro Zone industrial production has put further downward pressure on the euro. Earlier the euro had been pressured by automatic sell orders as the currency hit $1.41 and the euro Zone figures added to the Euro's woes.
By: Ravi Shankar|2012-01-06|Business
Rubber is a natural polymer, obtained out of latex, primarily produced by rubber trees. The elasticity of latex makes Natural Rubber quite stretchy, which is waterproof in nature, and turns into a useful Raw Material for manufacturing of a number of products in various industries.
By: Chris C Ducker|2011-05-25|Cars
Small businesses have been booming for the last 15 years and even the recent recession has not diminished them. The secret could lie on the fact that most small business owners do not have the large liabilities that big corporations have.
By: James Carter|2011-04-15|Customer Service
Consumers around the world are on average becoming richer and more diverse, with an increased desire for goods & services and the increased wealth with which to attain it. Economies around the world are increasing productivity and variety in order to keep up supply of the demand.
By: xuxiaoqing|2010-09-28|Careers
To stabilize euro, European Commission and IMF joint issued subsidiary mechanism with 750 billion Euros last week, however this huge empty promise can only solve worry of investors temroraily, which could not appease serious wounds of global economy by debt crisis.