Author : EW News Desk Team

The government of India is reportedly upset with their Sri Lankan counterparts for approving the sale of a prime plot of land in Colombo – that was originally promised...

U.S. financial regulators are in the midst of investigating German financial giant Deutsche Bank, along with several other European banks, for their alleged ties with sanctioned nations such as...

Finland's foreign minister has openly admitted that the Nordic state is preparing for the possibility of a eurozone breakup. In an interview with the Telegraph, Erkki Tuomioja, Finland’s veteran...

The baby boomer generation in United States currently stands around 80 million Americans, contributing to nearly half of America’s total consumption. While they may be ageing, some retiring earlier...

With some 80 billion euros worth of loans by Spanish banks to the country's completely broken construction and real estate sectors now considered near worthless or at serious risk...

Suicide rates in a country may rise anywhere between 8-15 percent during times of economic downturn, said a study by the BMJ Medical Journal on Wednesday, after nearly 13,000...

Gold is one of the most precious and expensive metals and is often used as a safe hard asset – an alternative investment to fiat currency. With that in...

A study by the Institute for Policy Studies has found that twenty-six big US companies paid their chief executive officers more last year than they did in federal taxes....

The Brazilian government is set to sell off the rights to nearly 7,500km of roads and 10,000km of railways for private investors to operate, said President Dilma Rousseff on...

Bill Gates wants to change how the world uses the toilet; and he’s willing to spend more than $370 million to do so, reported the Associated Press on Tuesday,...