Nov 10, 2014

This Is The No.1 Economic Trend To Watch Going Into 2015

The World Economic Forum is out with its new Outlook on the Global Agenda 2015. Deepening income inequality tops the list of economic trends to watch, as chosen by WEF's survey respondents. The US tops the list of most unequal of the world's rich nations, and has surged ahead of the rest mostly in the last 30 years.

Nov 6, 2014

2015 Global Economic Outlook: Better Than 2014—but Not By Much

The unifying theme is that the global economy is taking longer than expected to recuperate from the bursting of the debt bubble during the last decade. Three years ago, the IMF projected that the world economy would be back on track by 2015, growing at 4.8 percent.

Dec 1, 2014

India's Growth Vs. Emerging World: Buy India

India's markets have been performing incredibly well against most emerging markets. The country is less dependent on China's growth and is greatly benefiting from the drop in crude oil prices. Modi's new government holds great prospects for investments and infrastructure projects.

Dec 1, 2014

Transformational Tidal Wave Now Taking Shape In Emerging Markets Will Economically Change Our World

The facts tell the story. Since 2000 the rise of the world’s emerging markets has been one of the defining, but relatively little reported, features of the global economy.

Dec 2, 2014

E-commerce Firms Like Flipkart, Snapdeal, Pepper Fry and Others Use Stock to Lure High-Level Executives

With their ever-increasing valuation, pay packets that ecommerce companies offer to senior hires are getting fatter, too. And, they are sweetening up the offers with irresistible stock option plans to lure people from traditional retailers and sectors such as consumer goods and telecom, as supply of talent becomes scarce.

Dec 2, 2014

Despite Losses, Amazon CEO Plans More Risk-Taking

Losing billions of dollars in failed projects doesn't matter. Having a flop in your company's first smartphone doesn't matter. What does matter is a willingness to take risks. That was Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' primary message at his talk during Business Insider's Ignition conference Tuesday, where he defended his company's aggressive growth strategy despite investors howling for him to curb spending.

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