The 13th of June, Ignacio de la Torre, Director of Finance programs at IE Business School came to Paris. This school which forms the European elite was ranked by the financial times 3rd best European Business school just behind HEC Paris. He delivered a conference about the end of cheap money, and...

According to a forecast of the research agency eMarketer, the volume of pre-Christmas and Christmas retail sales in the USA will exceed $ 1 trillion for the first time in history. Experts attribute this to rising incomes, low unemployment and good consumer confidence in the economy. The forecast of...

Boeing and Airbus, the largest aircraft makers in the world have indicated that they seek an end to the escalating trade war between the US and China soon while they participated in the largest trade show of China.   The comments were made by Boeing and Airbus on the opening day of the...

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles hopes to trigger a sustained demand for its revamped Ram 1500 full-size trucks after the addition of a number of features. The auto maker said that such features on the truck would include placement of a 12-inch touch screens on the dashboard and arming the truck with...

Subaru carmaker will recall about 100,000 vehicles in Japan to test the braking system, according to the Nikkei Asian Review. The automaker found out that the cars did not pass the required security check. Presumably, this was the fault of the concern’s employees. Among the recalled models is...

Credit Suisse increased its net profit in the third quarter, but the figure did not meet analysts' expectations. Increased financial market volatility and declining profits from operations in Asia have had a negative impact on profits, Switzerland’s second largest bank said. The net profit of...

The South Korean auto maker Hyundai has failed to take advantage of the opportunities in North Korea and its business there has been a story of a tragedy.   The suicide of an executive of a company that was instrumental in setting up the Gyundai’s business in North Korea in 2003, just months...

Challenges posed by new privacy laws, reduced user numbers and a global trend of users shifting on to private messaging were cited to be the reasons for Facebook to warn investors of lower revenue growth in the foreseeable future.   Following the year for Facebook that was mired by scandals,...

Airbus, a European aircraft manufacturing corporation, will rely on the aircraft it acquired in July to maintain supplies and fulfill its promise to produce 800 aircraft in 2018, reports Bloomberg. The company still expects to achieve the goal set at the beginning of the year, but only taking into...