International/Economy

The shakeup on Wall Street: Analysts point to a 4% drop at the start of the trading week in the stock markets • The Japanese Nikkei index fell by more than 8% • Trump: "Want to solve the problem"

In latest Global Liveability Index, Austrian capital is followed by Copenhagen, Zurich, Melbourne and Calgary

Professor Joshua Mitts of Columbia and Robert J. Jackson Jr. of NYU found odd transactions focused on downturn of Israeli companies prior to Hamas-led attack

The Harvard professor specializes in the fields of inequality and the female labor force, beating out contenders in credit and the job market

The Group of 20 now includes 21 members with the AU, alongside 19 other countries and the European Union that are considered the largest economies in the world

A Michigan pension fund for fire and police services had sued Unilever for not disclosing the boycott of Ben & Jerry's sale in 'Israeli-occupied' areas

As Russia, China and the U.S. jostle for influence across the African continent, it is no surprise that this year’s summit focuses on 'BRICS and Africa'

Evergrande has quickly come to symbolize a crisis in the Chinese real estate sector, with shockwaves being felt in the world's second largest economy

Russia's currency sold at 100.35 roubles per U.S. dollar in early trade on Monday

With growth engines stalling and youth unemployment at record high, it is yet another blow after Chinese authorities announce hundreds died from floods

Former finance specialist for France, Marc Eichinger, denounces the numerous scandals plaguing Francophone Africa

The rapid development of artificial intelligence has raised concerns that it could replace whole sectors of the workforce through automation

European Central Bank must walk a fine line in raising interest rates sufficiently to dampen demand and contain inflation, without provoking economic slowdown

In 2022, there were a staggering 1,589,611 departures and arrivals of private and corporate aircraft, emphasizing the extensive network and reach

The 37-year-old Alexander Soros says he’s 'more political' than his 92-year-old father, and 'as long as the other side is doing it, we will have to do it, too'

By 2030, airline industry insiders expect 39 million travelers to pass through Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport every year

The push to bulk up the EU's economic muscle was given impetus after China imposed trade restrictions on Lithuania over strengthening ties with Taiwan

At least three major oil and gas companies, including Chevron, have expressed interest in the project

Inflation and higher interest rates, as well as concerns over the U.S. economy and the war in Ukraine, are being blamed for the economic downturn

This is the seventh-straight increase in a series of monetary tightening measures, but inflation remains 'too high' European Central Bank says

The lender was under heavy pressure since the March failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature

Banks are saddled with bad loans, according to Charlie Munger, which augurs poorly for the American commercial property market

The companies have created more than 14,700 jobs worldwide and represent a total value of $67.5 billion