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Many companies talk about “going global,” but becoming a strong global brand isn’t just about expanding to international markets. It’s also about succeeding in those markets and avoiding cross-cultural mishaps.…
Stocks were mixed on Tuesday as a slew of trade headlines continued to buffet markets. Treasury yields rose and the dollar was steady. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index fluctuated in…
Local investors stayed wary yesterday after Wall Street closed lower overnight following a record-breaking effort a day earlier. The cautious mood was not helped by a decline in business sentiment…
A trader works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York. There’s “a very real risk” the national economy will slide into…
Things are bad in Algeria, and they will likely get far worse. “[…] crunch point is approaching fast,” states a recent report from London-based financial analysis firm Capital Economics. The…
India isn’t planning to buy any Iranian oil in November, raising the prospect that Tehran will lose another major customer as US sanctions hit and spurring speculation over whether China…
Petrol and diesel prices rose for the ninth consecutive day on Monday, touching new highson account of a sharp fall in rupee and a rise in crude oil rates, hurting people…
India’s economy likely sustained strong growth momentum for a second straight quarter in April-June, but the depreciating rupee and monetary tightening pose risks for coming periods. The Reuters poll median…
NEW YORK: India is projected to clock an economic growth of 7.5 per cent in the 2019-2020 fiscal year on strengthening of investment and robust private consumption, the IMF said…