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European markets seen mixed amid earnings, economic dataEuropean stocks are set to open mixed Thursday morning, amid rising hopes the world's two largest economies could soon secure a trade deal to end a protracted dispute.
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China’s Property Market, Once a Lifeline, Now Carries Economic RisksHome prices are slumping in a number of smaller cities across China and officials express deepening concern with financial risks from years of rising property debt, illustrating why property sales aren’t expected to help bail out the economy as overall growth slows this year.
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European markets seen lower after weak US data; Spain set to call snap electionEuropean stocks are set to open lower Friday morning, after weak U.S. retail sales figures raised fresh doubts about the strength of the world's largest economy.
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Tableau Ask Data Helps Humans 'Talk' To DataThe democratization of technology is this notion that concentrates on the idea that anybody in a company (in any role, in any department, at any skill level) should be able to use relatively sophisticated software tools that might normally be the sole preserve of highly trained engineers.
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Morocco looks to French as language of economic successMorocco's economy is getting lost in translation.
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US economic momentum can hold the cycle for a 'few more quarters,' JP Morgan's Kolanovic says'[The economy's] slowing down, but ... we think it's way above the stall speed,' top J.P. Morgan strategist Marko Kolanovic says.
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Asia’s Most Radical Left-Wing Economic Program Faces a Harsh RealitySteep increases in Korea’s minimum wage are weighing on employment and threatening the domestic economy.
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The Economic Case for the Green New DealThere is no silver bullet to address climate change, but history shows us that market approaches alone are not enough - public investment and other, more direct government action are necessary to provide an effective, robust response.
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