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New Report says Nearly $692 Billion to EU Economy Contributed by Media Spending

A recently published new study has found that up to a seven-fold contribution to the economy of Europe is generated by the money that is spent on advertising by brands from all across Europe and abroad.   The reports quotes the spending figures from 2014 which is that time for the latest...

Saudis: there will be no need to extend the oil freeze agreement

Members of OPEC and oil producers outside the cartel will probably not be required to extend the oil freeze deal for the period after June, as growth in demand and compliance with the agreements reached should then push the market to balance, said Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih. "We do not...

Davos Study says Following Key Development Goals can Help Business to Unlock $12 Trillion

According to a study by a group including global business and finance leaders, by implementing a few key development goals, companies could unlock at least $12 trillion in market opportunities by 2030 and create up to 380 million jobs.   Pressure on business to become a "responsible social...

In the US and Other OECD Nations, 20% of Health-Care Expenditures is Wasted

In some way or another, about 20 cents of every dollar spent on health care in OECD countries is wasted, a new OECD report released Jan. 10 reveals this shocking truth. In the United States, more than 20 percent of total health expenditure is represented by that waste.   a meeting for OECD...

Nigeria Courts China and Attempts to Trim Ties with Taiwan

Just a day after China announced plans to invest a further $40 billion in the African country – Nigeria, Taiwan was asked to move its representative office out of the capital Abuja. Taiwan has objected to the Nigerian request as being "unreasonable".   Beijing has been allegedly trying to...

Analysts say Investors Should be Prepared to be Disappointed by Theresa May

Next Tuesday, a speech on the Britain's divorce from the EU is expected to be given by the U.K.'s Prime Minister Theresa May.   However, skepticisms about the extent of clear details for financial markets on how she sees the future relationship between the U.K. and the EU unfolding that the...

American business giants start reporting on Q4, experts predict positive results

Another corporate reporting season kicks off in the United States this week. During time, the largest public companies will be revealing their financial results for the fourth quarter of 2016, or even for the whole year. JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Wells Fargo have been the first to...

In 2017, Investing In IPO Markets’ Enterprise Software Firms Could Be The ‘Cream-Crop’ For Investors

Even though considered among the “midcap growth companies” on an individual scale, but united these companies could potentially take over the IPO market. Snap Inc., a social media firm, has probably the “highest profile tech IPO planned” for the year of 2017, whereby withholding the potential of...

Analysts say 'Very Significant Upside' can Result from a Bitcoin ETF

Bitcoin followers are hopeful that a fund that tracks the cryptocurrency would get approval and analysts are of the view that it would ultimately provide a major boost to its price.   Such an exchange traded fund has been proposed by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss and regulators at the...

Boeing Plans Engineer layoffs in 2017, WalMart to Lay Off Hundreds Before End of January

As Boeing Co responds to increasing competition amid slowing aircraft sales, as a part of a cost-cutting drive, the aerospace and defense company warned that it will conduct involuntary layoffs of engineers.   Dozens of job categories eligible for voluntary layoffs in Washington state,...
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