With the possible exception of Donald’s Trump’s press conference at his Trump Turnberry resort in Scotland, the most self-serving comments about Brexit by any U.S. politician came from Congresswoman Gwen Moore The in a…
Which is worse for jobs in the U.K.? The Great Recession, or the Brexit? The world is about to find out. At the peak of the recession, U.K. unemployment reached nearly 9%. Now at…
Earlier this month, the state of California’s GDP passed that of France to become the sixth largest in the world. The country just ahead of California, in fifth place, is the United Kingdom, where last…
Even Ms. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was out of breath about new of the Brexit: “We take note of the decision by the people of the United Kingdom.…
The effects of the Brexit on U.S. markets could be short lived. Futures have rallied off bottoms set just after the vote was announced. What the event will do to the American financial world…
The only markets which have recovered from bottoms made by sell-offs in Asia and Europe are those in the U.K. The FTSE 100, which was off over 8% has come back to a drop…
White little has been written about the effect of social media on worker productivity while people are on their jobs, new research shows that workers do waste time on social media.
The eurozone can be added to large economic areas with weak expansion, according to Markit Flash PMI for June. Add this to pessimism about the United States, recently voiced by Federal Reserve Chief Janet…
The U.S. economy is "overall, in good shape" according a statement by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released Wednesday.
The Mercer's annual "2016 Cost of Living Rankings" reports that Hong Kong is the most expensive city for expats to live.
Tuesday, June 21, brought the Federal Reserve's semiannual Monetary Policy Report from Fed Chair Janet Yellen in front of the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs.
According to a new survey from Bankrate.com, 66 million Americans have no money saved for an emergency, and just one-third of Americans ages 36 to 51 (Gen X) have saved anything at all.
Just two days before U.K. voters cast their ballots whether to remain in the European Union, the Center for European Economic Research has released its economic sentiment index for Germany.
Various conflicts and related problems caused 65.3 million people to be displaced around the world by the end of 2015, according to a new United Nations study.
The IMF recently released an examination of the U.K. economy that was upbeat. Tempering its comment was anxiety about the results of a split from the European Union.
