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Specialist trader Mike Pistillo works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

U.S Job Growth Data Leads To Stock Markets Bouncing Back--Report

Amid renewed concerns about recession in some countries, there is some positive news coming from the U.S.

Australian Lynas Rare Earths Hit After China Lifts Exports Restrictions

A Bastnaesite Mineral Containing Rare Earth

Lynas Corp and other rare earths miners that sprouted after the 2009 exports restrictions China imposed are in for a hard time now that the major producer has lifted the export quotas.

2015 Make Or Break For Target Canada

A Target employee returns carts to the store in Falls Church, Virginia May 14, 2012. Target Corp. (TGT) will report its first quarter results on May 16th. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

Target Canada will decide the fate of its operations on Feb. 25.

A worker hoses down the entrance to a hotel in Brighton southern England

UK Economy No Longer In ‘Lucky Years’ -- Report

Many of the economies in Europe may not have fully recovered from the severe recession that hit the globe in 2008.

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European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi and European Euro and Social Dialogue Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis (R)

Investors Weigh Risk Of Deflation As European Central Bank Considers Options--Report

The fall in global oil prices has once again put the spotlight on Europe, with concerns that the region may inch closer to deflation.

Sachin Trivedi Jan 05, 2015

A firefighter stands near the fire of a storage oil tank at the port of Es Sider in Ras Lanuf

OPEC Production Falls Marginally In December But Oil Price Slide Continues

Oil prices have been falling for the past few months. This has led to some concern among the oil exporting countries.

Sachin Trivedi Jan 02, 2015

Fishing Boats Are Moored At Tomari Port in Naha On Japan's Southern Island Of Okinawa As Super Typhoon Neoguri Approaches The Region

New Zealand, Other Pacific Nations Concerned About Dwindling Tuna Multi-Billion Industry

New Zealand and other smaller island nations in the Pacific have expressed fears concerning the decline of tuna stocks.

Reissa Su Dec 31, 2014

An oil field is seen at sunrise near Bakersfield, California October 14, 2014. Brent crude hit a new four-year low on Wednesday before recovering to just under $85 a barrel, as faltering global growth curbed demand for fuel at a time of heavy oversupply.

Oil Price Drop Raises Deflation Concerns In Spain—Report

Oil prices have been dropping continuously since July this year, raising concerns in some countries.

Sachin Trivedi Dec 31, 2014

New Zealand Invests In Australia Retirement Market For $670M

RetireAustralia, the fourth biggest retirement village company in Australia, was bought for $670 million by NZ Superannuation and Infratil.

Reissa Su Dec 31, 2014

5 Money Related Resolutions To Adopt In The New Year

Start the year with a fresh approach to handling money

Vanessa Doctor Dec 30, 2014

An employee counts Russian rouble banknotes

Russian Economy Contracts And The Country’s Banks Look To Sell Islamic Bonds To Raise Money--Report

Russian economy has been under pressure from economic sanctions imposed by the U.S and the European Union and low oil prices.

Sachin Trivedi Dec 30, 2014

A government health worker takes a blood sample to be tested for malaria in Ta Gay Laung village hall in Hpa-An district in Kayin state, south-eastern Myanmar, November 28, 2014. Malaria death rates dropped by 47 percent between 2000 and 2014 worldwide bu

Ebola In West Africa Stalling Eradication Fight Versus Malaria

Fear of Ebola is preventing people from Guinea and other west African countries from getting necessary attention on malaria.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 30, 2014

Australia's Investor Visa Scheme May Be Exploited By Corrupt Chinese; Economy To Feel China's Housing Bubble

Fears have emerged that Australia's investor visa scheme may be used by corrupt Chinese officials to escape liability.

Reissa Su Dec 30, 2014

The car ferry Norman Atlantic burns in waters off Greece December 28, 2014 in this handout photo provided by Marina Militare. Italian and Greek helicopter crews prepared to work through the night to airlift passengers in pairs off a burning ferry adrift i

Greece Burning Ferry: One Dead, Airlift Underway, To Be Towed To Italy

Airlift rescue operations continue on the burning Norman Atlantic off the island of Corfu.

Dec 29, 2014

Passengers check in an AirAsia flight at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta December 28, 2014. Indonesia called off until first light a search for an AirAsia plane with 162 people on board that went missing on Sunday after pilots asked to cha

Missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501 Has No Canadians On Board – Baird

No Canadians were believed to have been passengers on board the ill-fated AirAsia Flight QZ8501 that went missing on Sunday.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 29, 2014

Saudi Arabia’s 2015 Budget May Assume Oil Prices At $80 -- Report

Falling oil prices in the past few months have got the producers of the commodity concerned.

Sachin Trivedi Dec 29, 2014

People walk in a shopping mall decorated with Christmas lights in Berlin, December 19, 2014. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch

Passenger Loses Cool After ‘Merry Christmas’ Greeting, Gets Booted Out Of Flight

A passenger of American Airlines Flight 1140 to Dallas got booted out of the plane because he doesn't want the flight crew greeting him a "Merry Christmas."

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 27, 2014

A man walks by the poster for the film "The Interview" outside the Alamo Drafthouse theater in Littleton, Colorado December 23, 2014. Sony Pictures said on Tuesday it will release "The Interview" to a limited number of theatres on Dece

Sony Pictures’ ‘The Interview’ To Open On Christmas Day In Select U.S. Independent Theatres, Canada Still Mum

The highly controversial movie 'The Interview' will get to be released by some independent theatres in the United States on Christmas Day.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 24, 2014

A girl sells caramel apples during Saint Peter and Saint Paul's Day celebrations on Pucusana beach in Lima June 29, 2010. REUTERS/Pilar Olivares

Canada Issues Warning Against Caramel Apples Linked To Listeria Outbreak

The Public Health Agency of Canada has advised Canadians not to eat prepackaged caramel apples.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 24, 2014

A construction site of high-rise buildings is seen in the middle of the city in Shenyang, Liaoning province

Global GDP Growth Rate Estimates May Be Increased For 2015 -- Report

Amid concerns about a possible recession in some countries, there is still some positive news for the global economy.

Sachin Trivedi Dec 24, 2014

Denmark Tops Forbes List of Top 10 Best Countries To Do Business

Denmark offers a highly pro business climate with less red tape and corruption.

Kalyan Kumar Dec 23, 2014

Construction workers build scaffolding at the site of a new apartment tower in Sydney

Australian Economy Bounces Back With Sydney as Biggest Contributor

Sydney is leading the rest of the states in terms of economic contribution. The tragic Sydney siege did not deter the city from bouncing back.

Reissa Su Dec 23, 2014

An employee of French National Agency for Employment (Pole Emploi) works simultaneously on French and German agencies for employement internet sites, at the joint German-French job center office in Kehl, Germany, on the French-German border near Strasbour

North Korea Stricken By Widespread 9-Hour Internet Outage, Disruption Caused By Hackers

North Korea's massive nine-hour Internet outage was just done by a group of hackers.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 23, 2014

A health worker escorts a newly admitted Ebola patient in to the Kerry town Ebola treatment centre outside Freetown December 22, 2014. REUTERS/Baz Ratner

Ebola Experiment In Africa Shows ‘Promising Results’ As Virus Death Toll Hits 7518

A study has revealed that an experimental Ebola vaccine tested right among African nationals had yielded early promising results.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 23, 2014

Devotees take part in the first of a nine-day pre-dawn mass, locally called "Misa de Gallo", before Christmas at a church in Las Pinas, Metro Manila December 16, 2014. The pre-dawn mass is considered one of the most popular traditions among Fili

Canada Catholics Sell Historic St. Charles Church For $4-Million

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Ottawa has sold the St. Charles Church in the Vanier neighbourhood.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa Dec 23, 2014

A Woman Holds A Mock iPhone 6 Plus (L) And An iPhone 5s.

Russian Ruble Devaluation Results In Nearly 70% Price Hike On Apple iPhone 6 In Russia [Apple Store Back Online]

Apple iPhones get costlier in Russia, thanks to the falling ruble.

Pavithra Rathinavel Dec 23, 2014

A man stands next to a building under a board showing currency exchange rates in Moscow

Russian Economy: Balancing Ruble Slide With Economic Growth--Report

There have been concerns about the Russian economy after the country’s currency, the ruble, fell in the past few months.

Sachin Trivedi Dec 23, 2014

People watch a fashion show at the opening night of the Millionaire Fair in Moscow November 27, 2008.

Rich Russians Flee As Country Moves Toward Recession

Like their Chinese counterparts who snapped up properties in London, New York, Sydney and other global cities when Beijing imposed cooling measures on its red-hot real estate market, uber rich Russians are abandoning ship.

Vittorio Hernandez Dec 23, 2014

Australia's Treasurer Joe Hockey holds a news conference after a meeting of G-20 finance ministers and central bank governors during the IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Washington October 10, 2014.

Treasurer Hockey Forecasts Australian Unemployment Rate To Hit 12-Year High Of 6.5% In 2015

In his Sunday announcement of Cabinet reshuffle, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the changes are geared towards making the jobs and families a top priority in the coming year, 2015.

Vittorio Hernandez Dec 23, 2014