Author : EW News Desk Team

China has increased its US debt holdings for the second month in a row as the country looks for new ways to spend its rising foreign currency reserves. China,...

Worldwide military expenditure increased by just 0.3 percent from 2010 to 2011, compared to annual average increases of 4.5 percent between 2001 and 2009, said a study published by...

The United States’ five largest banks, who have been deemed as “too big to fail” by some analysts, are now bigger than they’ve ever been before, according to a...

A quick preview of the key economic events for the upcoming week: Last week, China announced that its economy grew a disappointing 8.1 percent in the first quarter of...

The Chinese yuan fell sharply against the dollar in early Monday trade, after Beijing widened the currency’s trading limits. According to Beijing, the move will make the yuan more...

Organisers of the upcoming London Olympics have expressed concern over alleged “sweatshops” in Indonesia after an exposé by The Independent revealed that Indonesian factory workers had been working more...

The Republic of Ireland has agreed to help China build a $2 billion national equine centre in the city of Tianjin, said Irish Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney on Sunday,...

South Korea’s Samsung Electronics is said to have, for the first time, overtaken Nokia’s 14-year leadership in global handset sales. According to a poll by analysts, Samsung sold 9...

The European Union may set new caps on bankers’ bonuses for all its member nations in its upcoming set of bank capital rules, claimed a report by the Financial...

Visitors to the Colosseum in Rome on Thursday witnessed a live “battle” erupt before their eyes, after dozens of Roman centurion impersonators began fighting with Italian police officers inside...