Almost one in four young Europeans was out of work in October as unemployment in the euro zone hit a record high, with more than 170,000 jobs lost as the economy slumped into recession, official...
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A painful economic recession, rising unemployment and biting austerity measures may have already driven more than 1,000 people in Britain to commit suicide, according to a study published...
The euro zone's debt-ravaged economy shrank in the second quarter, having flatlined in the first, despite continued German growth which economists said could soon be snuffed out.
Mainland manufacturing activity remained lacklustre last month, raising hopes for policy easing to counter the economic slowdown.
The news last Friday that China's economy slowed to its lowest growth rate in three years caused anxiety around the world.
As in so many countries, South Africa's property market has been an unpredictable roller coaster of late. Although the country itself managed to avoid recession, it remained highly exposed to...
If you Google the words 'Harbin Pharmaceutical Plant', you will find photos of a palatial interior. The facility has marble floors, paintings and chandeliers.
China equities experienced another big sell-off last Monday. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which tracks Hong Kong-listed China stocks, dropped 2.5 per cent. The index has shed about one-...
Hong Kong's private-sector activities shrank for the first time since December, underscoring concerns the mainland slowdown and euro-zone debt crisis are spreading to the city.
Just when you thought global economic news could not get gloomier, it did. Poor unemployment figures from the United States on Friday along with fresh news of uncertainty from China mean that the...
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