In my recent travels across several continents, the same four topics have appeared in almost all my meetings with investors: the US, Europe, oil and China. Here at Standard Life Investments, we do have different views from the consensus on the ...
Finance Minister Tendai Biti announced on Thursday that growth projections for the current year had to be reduced and inflation figures revised higher, mainly because diamonds did not produce as much income as had been expected. Last year Biti ...
MADRID—Spain's government, households and companies reined in spending in the first three months of the year, leading the euro zone's fourth-biggest economy to contract 0.3% from the fourth quarter. Exports softened after several quarters of ...
By: Pete Jackson Underlying UK economy is weaker than he thought May have been premature in his estimates that £125 mio of QE was enough, has reduced his expectations of the latest QE effect Core CPI was stickier than he forecast, but remains confident ...
Vauxhall’s decision yesterday to invest £125million and create 700 new jobs at their Ellesmere Port factory in Cheshire is the latest major investment in the UK. It came on the day figures showed car manufacturing in the UK was up more than 11.8 per ...
TRANSPORT and Works Minister Dr Omar Davies left no doubt Wednesday about the state of the finances of the Government-run Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC), openly admitting that the entity is bankrupt. Dr Davies, who was addressing the ...
Chalermangne Peralte, assassinated by US Marines during the first U.S. occupation and then nailed to a door (Source: The Crucifixion of Emmanuel Drèd Wilmè during second US occupation of Haiti, April, 2005) Washington D.C. 21.1 /100,000 for ...
It seemed to be an obvious reality during the first few months into the Mills-Mahama administration. Many had hoped that what they were witnessing during the first months of the NDC administration was just a nine-day wonder. How wrong they were. Perhaps ...
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Mugabe and his opponents seem to be looking elsewhere for the religious vote. They are taking the battle to the open-air spaces, writes Jason Moyo. In the supercharged political atmosphere leading up to Zimbabwe’s 2008 elections, a letter pinned in the ...
