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The Social Impact Bonds Of U.S. Retain Wall Marts’ Interests

The temporary failure and loss met in the social impact bond space did not slacken the interests of the investors. Various firms at Wall Street are still looking for opportunities in this bond space. The United States’ “social impact bonds” that met with a failure in their first attempt still...

New Mid Price Era Likely for Falling Crude Oil Prices

Prospects of a new era of low prices in crude oil was triggered off after crude prices fell below the level that it had held for most of the past decade. The cost of crude per barrel reached below $50 raising fears of an era of super cheap oil. The two crude oil price indicator benchmarks, North...

Wearable Technology to Overtake Smartwatches and Fitness Bands, say experts

Wearable technology is no more a thing of the future. It is a reality that can take over our wardrobes in the very near future. If researchers are to be believed, one would soon be able to tweet one’s thoughts on to an LED-lit cocktail dress or receive a notification when one looses the...

Survey Finds China’s Manufacturing Index at a Two-Year Low

Problems for the Chinese economy do not seem to be getting over. The second largest economy of the world recorded a two year low manufacturing index as was found out in a survey, made public on Monday. The survey suggests that the the Chinese economy is facing downward pressure in the third...

Greek Markets Plunge Amidst Hushed Talks for Debt Bailout

Amidst hushed talks between the Greek authorities and the menders, the Greece stock market plunged nearly 23 percent on Monday. The stock markets had opened after a five-week. the plunge was triggered by fears that the debt struck country would not be able to secure a third bail out of its debts...

US-Russia Oil Imports: No Room for Geopolitics when Business Comes to Play

There is two trends in relations between the US and Russia in recent years: a significant increase in oil production in the United States and increased tension between the two countries for the first time after the end of Cold War, due to the situation in Ukraine. Therefore, it may seem odd that...

IMF Likely Not to Bail out Greece a Third Time: Reports

A leaked information after an International Monetary Fund board meeting indicates that the the global financial organization would not support claims of Greece to allow the crisis struck country to secure a third bailout.   Te Financial Times reported that the continued reluctance of Greece...

GM to Invest $ 3.8 billion in Brazil

American General Motors Co. plans to double its investment in Brazil until 2019, as part of efforts to increase sales in emerging markets. The automaker plans to invest 13 billion reais ($ 3.8 billion) in South America in the period 2014-2019 for the modernization of existing plants and new...

How BRICS Harms Itself

Between November 2008 and June 2015, a daily average of about two measures that restrict trade were taken in the world - more than 5000 altogether, counted in the Global Trade Alert (GTA). One of the two measures - in respect of any country of the BRICS. What’s interesting, BRICS countries...

Fuel Subsidies Curbed by Emerging Markets as Fuel Prices Continue to Lower

The declining trend in global crude oil prices since October 2014, has encouraged the governments and policy makers of emerging economies to cut down subsidy for oil. This cut down on petroleum subsidy has helped the emerging markets to save money and take corrective steps to manage fiscal...
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