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India's new Union Budget highlights a roadmap for the future, but there are no "quick wins" or reforms for the near term.
As British banking giant HSBC battles a scandal over helping tax evaders and criminals, the U.S. financial system must heed warning signals, say experts.
Global trading links are so dependent that not only do exports cross oceans, but deflation can as well.
The black swans for the U.S. economy in 2015 are more likely to come from overseas than from within the country's borders.
President Obama introduced an ambitious list of proposals for his remaining two years in office. But how much can he accomplish with a Republican Congress?
Should two years of community college be made available for free to nine million students? The pros and cons of the idea need to be discussed, write Josh Wyner and[…]
Among China’s key challenges in 2015 will be to avoid the so-called “middle-income trap.”
Rising income inequality is shaving points off economic growth, but the effect could be mitigated by improving access to quality education, according to a recent OECD report.
The deadly attack on Charlie Hebdo’s Paris offices will be a game changer for insurers and governments in how they perceive terrorism risk in the future, say experts.
A logjam in the upper house of India's Parliament has been resolved -- paving the way for reforms and future growth, observers say.
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