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IBM Announces Its New Blockchain Services Ready For Enterprise Use

IBM will be coming out with new blockchain technologies in the market in this very year. “International Business Machines” Corp. has made inroads in its journey with blockchains under the “Hyperledger Project”, whereby now business will be able to create applications on IBM’s clouds by using the...

As Bailout Quarrel Persists, Greece Edges Toward Another Crisis

Eurogroup is to reiterate calls for Greece to meet loan clauses when the euro-area finance ministers meet in Brussels.   Edging closer to a repeat of the 2015 drama that pushed Europe’s most indebted state to the edge of economic collapse, Greece is set to miss yet another deadline for...

Hedge funds bet on emerging markets

The world's largest publicly traded hedge fund, Man Group, prefers bonds denominated in local currencies instead of bonds in sound currency. Local bonds in 2017 are providing a yield twice as high as that of the dollar bonds of developed countries, according to Bloomberg Barclays indices. Local...

Global Economy Leaders Show Support For Taxation In G20 Meet

Cooperation will be the underlying key in executing all the “jointly agreed steps” by G20 leaders. During the talks of G20, the leaders in the finance sectors from the “top economies” of the world have shown their support towards the continuation of the “international cooperation on taxation”....

End To Asian Easing Could Be Spelled By Fed Rate Moves

After monetary tightening in the world's second-biggest economy, China followed the U.S. Federal Reserve's third rate rise in 15 months, experts are of the opinion that the long cycle of falling interest rates in Asia could be over.   After having reined in earlier temptations to raise rates...

Nine most promising economies of the world

The United Arab Emirates The most promising country in the world is. At least, such a conclusion can be made from a new rating published by News & World Report. The media company, known for its rating of American universities, asked more than 21,000 people to assess 80 countries on a number of...

After Steel, Next to Face China Coal Pain After Steel Are Japan’s Power Producers

Japan’s power producers are set to pay for China’s coal policies after the nation’s steelmakers faced the same fate sometime back.   According to UBS Group AG and Morgan Stanley, after China’s efforts in 2016 to trim overcapacity led to a more than doubling of spot prices, Bottom...

Global Trade At The Risk Of Getting Hurt: ECB’s Visco

The economic policies of Trump worries policy makers at ECB who foresee the possibilities of a hike in the interest rates of the U.S. Ignazio Visco is the policy maker at the European Central Bank, who informed that the global trade could get hurt by the economic policies observed by President...

U.S. Tax Overhaul Baked By Boeing And Other Aerospace Manufacturers

Claiming that a set of changes Republicans proposed last year - including a big cut in the corporate tax rate - will make them more competitive globally and help create U.S. jobs, Boeing Co and about 90 other aerospace companies are urging U.S. Congress to overhaul the U.S. tax system.  ...

The EU: United Kingdom owes nearly € 2 billion customs duties

The European Union is accusing London of customs fraud. Because of unfair operations, the EU budget lose 2 billion euros, experts say. According to OLAF, the European Commission's Anti-Fraud Office, the UK owes the EU about 2 billion euros. This amount appeared as a result of unfair operations with...
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