Author : EW News Desk Team

The European Central Bank yesterday pumped in €489 billion ($640 bn) into the Continent’s banking system, in hope the much-needed liquidity could alleviate the region’s credit squeeze. The loans...

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has kicked off his presidential campaign with a vow to end corruption and to create a pro-business, pro-growth economic environment. According to Putin himself,...

The Bank of America has reached a settlement with the U.S. Justice Department to pay $335 million over allegations that it engaged in minority lending discrimination against qualified African-Americans...

California’s attorney general has filed a lawsuit against the largest US mortgagers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in a bid to get the companies to reveal answers over their...

For the second consecutive month, financial data revealed a net outflow of foreign exchange from China leading to expectations of another cut in the reserve requirement. Separately, Japan’s finance...

How reliable is the latest survey or “research has found” article you’ve just read? While we tend to implicitly trust the expert power that scientists and academics present, the...

On Monday, eurozone ministers collectively agreed to the IMF’s firepower by 150 billion euros ($195 billion). But the target of 200 billion euros was not reached after Britain refused...

Bank of America, the second largest lender in the United States hasn’t had a good year, nor will it be looking forward to any Christmas day rally. Prices of...

Let’s talk about money: What do CEOs ear compared to their employees? In a survey conducted by payscale.com, it was found that the highest CEO-to-worker pay ratio stands at...

A quick preview of the key economic events for the upcoming week: With key U.S housing and economic growth data expected this week, analysts are expecting stronger results and...