Author : EW News Desk Team

German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits China for the second time this year, a reflection of China’s growing clout as Europe’s leaders grapple with the impact of the eurozone debt...

French businesses that hire a person aged between 16 and 25 for at least a year may only have to pay as little as 25 percent of the individual’s...

After decades of cross-border animosity, India’s Finance Ministry finally announced on Thursday that it would soon allow its companies and entrepreneurs to invest in neighbouring Pakistan, reported the Times...

Japanese and North Korean officials meet for the first time in four years today, a latest sign of a thaw in the traditionally frosty relations between the two countries....

Rising pork prices, coupled with a declining domestic supply, could trigger high inflationary rates across China over the next year, claimed a report by Reuters on Tuesday, with the...

Experts claim that social media has become the main media source for hundreds of millions of people all over the world. From Facebook to Twitter, SOPA to ACTA, millions...

Finance ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) nations have warned oil-producing countries that their group was prepared to release their emergency oil reserves into the market, unless the...

Deutsche Bank has become the first global bank to introduce rules that would allow it to claw back staff bonuses earned at previous companies. While the move is unusual...

Investment banks in London have been forced to offer more competitive salaries to attract this year’s top graduates who industry players say have been deterred by the recent banking...

German tech giant Siemens AG has reached a 330 million euro ($411 million) settlement with Greek authorities for alleged bribery cases dating back to 1997, reported the Daily Telegraph...