Author : EW News Desk Team

Greece remains in a precarious financial situation years after the global economic recession rocked its economy. As a result, Greece is currently working to obtain an additional two billion...

Chinese stocks are no longer in a bear market, having risen 20% from their lowest point in August. At the same time, more indicators suggest that China’s economic growth...

Mongolia plunges further into an economic crisis, stemming from lacking Chinese demand and falling commodities prices, according to Bloomberg Business. The government announced emergency austerity measures that would consolidate...

Although Brazil has greatly improved its impact on the environment since 2000 (cutting deforestation and reducing its carbon footprint by 40 percent), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development...

The trade deficit in the United States fell by $7.2 billion while employment rose due to increased business activity. America's total trade deficit for goods and services fell to...

According to the University Fraser of Allander Institute, Scotland's economy will grow to 1.9 percent for 2015, a downgrade from a previous estimate of 2.5 percent. Scotland will continue...

The European Network on Debt and Development (also known as "Eurodad"), a network of NGOs, has issued a recent report identifying European nations that have served as havens for...

The World Bank's arbitration panel has ordered the Latin American nation of Ecuador to pay $1.8 billion (plus interest) to an American oil company Occidental Petroleum for cancelling a...

Iranians grow more impatient as unemployment and low-wage jobs burden the population, according to The Guardian. Despite the Iran nuclear deal, many officials believe it may not be enough...

Fewer buyers are interested in American-made goods even as factories find it more expensive to hire workers. Factory goods saw declining demand, with new orders down 1% in September...