The World Could Soon Use Flying Cars For Regular Transport
Cars flying may no longer be a mere fiction.
New Zealand PM John Key Confident of 'Booming' Economy; HSBC Predicts Positive Growth In 2015
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key remains confident that the economy will continue to grow every year in the next three years. HSBC has predicted the country will maintain its positive growth.
EU Countries Work On Response To Terror Attacks As Tourism Go Down
EU countries will work with Muslim-majority nations on its planned anti-terror projects.
AirAsia Flight QZ8501: Initial Investigations Find ‘No Threats’ In Cockpit Voice Recordings, Terrorism Ruled Out
Investigators said it is unlikely that AirAsia Flight QZ8501 crashed in December 2014 because of a terrorism attack.
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Deflation Fears In Asia And Europe As Oil Prices Continue To Fall
Falling oil prices may be impacting not only countries that produce the commodity but also oil-importing countries.
Final Report Into Air Asia QZ8501 To Be Released A Year From Now
The final report of results of investigations into what happened with AirAsia Flight QZ8501 will be released in 2016.
Iran Warns That Saudi Arabia And Kuwait Will Also Suffer For Low Oil Prices
Oil producing countries are anxiously waiting for the global oil prices to bottom out. The commodity price has continued to fall in the recent months.
‘Never Going To See $ 100’ Oil Again Says Saudi Prince As Goldman Sachs Cuts Oil Price Forecast For 2015
Investors are cautiously watching the price of oil and its impact on global stock markets after supply glut led to a fall in the commodity’s price.
Canada Law Enforcement Coordinates With Paris Agents; Thousands Attend Rallies, Vigils in Key Global Cities
Thousands joined a global unity rally in honour of those killed by extremists during the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris.
Fitch Downgrades Russia’s Rating After Drop In Oil And Currency
Concerns about the possibility of a recession in the Russian economy continue and the country faces new challenges in 2015.
New Zealand May Go Into Deflation; Wellington Set To Have A 'Movie Star' Economy
The Bank of New Zealand has predicted the economy to head into a 6-month deflation following global overcapacity and weak oil prices.
European Central Bank To ‘Reassess’ Monetary Stimulus In Light Of Deflationary Concerns
Falling oil prices have once again put the focus of global investors on Europe that is facing slow GDP growth.
Quebec Regulator Thumbs Up TransCanada’s Energy East Pipeline Project
Quebec's energy regulator had given its nod to the planned Energy East pipeline project of TransCanada Corp.
Canada’s Blackberry Launches Internet Of Things (IoT) Platform
BlackBerry Limited has announced it now has its own Internet of Things (IoT) platform.
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
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
Target Canada will decide the fate of its operations on Feb. 25.
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.
New Zealand's Economic Expansion Wider in 2015
New Zealand's economy is expected to grow in 2015 as it is buoyed by strong migration, low unemployment rates, stable salary growth and a strong New Zealand dollar.
Rice Grown In Fukushima Passes Radiation Tests
Rice grown in Fukushima Prefecture has passed radiation checks.
Oklahoma Billionaire Seeks Discount To $1B Divorce Settlement Citing Dropping Oil Prices
Oil magnate appeals divorce ruling as oil prices affect his personal fortune.
Low Oil Prices May Help China Focus On Consumption Driven GDP Growth Over Exports -- Report
China may have to come up with a new strategy in order to counter a possible slowdown in 2015.
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.
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.
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.
Oil Price Drop Raises Deflation Concerns In Spain—Report
Oil prices have been dropping continuously since July this year, raising concerns in some countries.
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.
5 Money Related Resolutions To Adopt In The New Year
Start the year with a fresh approach to handling money
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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