Author : EW News Desk Team

ISIS has exploded on the scene of Islamic extremist terrorism in an unprecedented way. Seemingly emerging from obscurity, ISIS has jumped to the front of the line of threats...

Stock markets in Europe and Japan have seen double-digit gains in 2015 as quantitative easing programs fuels equities in those markets. Meanwhile, the United States has seen stocks remain...

The Irish economy grew by 4.8 percent in 2014, due to higher exports and stronger demand domestically. The European Commission also predicts that Ireland will grow at a faster...

Europeans, and particularly Germans, appear to be choosing nationalism and convenience over higher returns on investments. The European Central Bank (ECB) recently announced its decision to keep its interest...

Demand for goods and services are falling, causing households to take on less debt and retail sales to slow. Household debt growth slowed to 2.7% on a year-over-year basis...

Kurdistan agreed to export 97 percent of its oil to Baghdad. In return, the central government will allow northern Iraq to have more access to the monthly budget. Major...

Every year, billions of rubles leave the Russian economy, often through the UK. This massive outpouring is having a devastating impact on the value of the ruble and left...

Continued strength in the U.S. dollar and weakness in the euro expects to benefit U.S. consumers, who can buy more with their dollar-denominated paychecks. A slew of new reports...

Job openings continue to grow at a breakneck pace in the United States as the job market continues to repair itself. Five million job openings were available in the...

The US Dollar continued appreciating over the last several months and most see this as a positive for the American economy. But, a number of prominent US CFOs, recently...