Author : EW News Desk Team

This Week: Protestors target banks, hedge funds and other financial institutions in London ahead of the G8 Summit next week, while Iran holds a presidential election to find a...

The European Commission on Thursday said it fundamentally disagrees with an International Monetary Fund report that places much of the blame for Greece’s botched first bailout on Europe, rejecting...

Credit ratings agency Standard and Poor’s cut Latin America’s largest economy’s outlook from stable to negative on Thursday, citing slugging economic growth and an expansionary fiscal policy that could...

Rising global food demand will push prices up 15 to 40 percent over the coming decade as consumption outpaces production growth said the United Nation’s food agency and the...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission took a long-awaited step to reduce risk in the $2.6 trillion money-market mutual-fund industry, voting unanimously on Wednesday to move forward with a...

In a scathing internal self-assessment of its handling of the 2010 Greece bailout, the International Monetary Fund said Greece’s recession and unemployment problems were more severe than anticipated and...

The U.S. International Trade Commission on Tuesday ruled that Apple violated rival Samsung’s patent covering technology used to send information over wireless networks, a ruling that could see some...

In a retaliatory move against fresh EU punitive duties on Chinese solar panels, Beijing on Wednesday announced it will launch an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy probe against wine imported from...

Brazil on Tuesday cut the financial transactions tax on overseas investments in domestic bonds from 6 percent to zero, a surprise move that could help stop a sharp depreciation...

The White House on Monday announced its ninth set of sanctions against Iran, including measures that target the Iranian rial for the first time, as it increases the pressure...