ECONOMY & MARKETS

Interest from Mexico mirrors investments by Japanese pension funds, which have boosted gold holdings in recent years.

The Latin American country has been plagued with disappointing growth and high inflation.

Here's why immigration lawyer Sheela Murthy, famous in the Indian community here and abroad, doesn't think so.

Euro zone's manufacturing PMI stood at a 32-month high while UK's reading was aided by near three-year record high export order book.

Monday's reading was the lowest since December 2008, yet it was still higher than the 50 point level that indicates growth.

From Los Angeles to Omaha to East Rutherford, cities across America are gearing up for Sunday's big game.

Clemmie Greenlee spent three decades as a sex worker, but after turning her life around, she's on a mission to help others.

The Chinese bought almost 22 million new autos last year. Here are four other countries that saw double-digit growth in 2013.

A Berkeley study found that cities generate much less greenhouse gas per capita than suburbs. Is this good news for cities?

Indian carriers will not be allowed to add flights to the U.S., and additional checks will be imposed on existing flights.

While the latest jobless rate is higher than it was last December it has been stable since October.

Japan's December core CPI was up 1.3% on year, above view. And manufacturing activity rose to a nearly eight-year high in January.

Also: Americans are a lot more likely today to think free-trade agreements do more harm than good.

Despite suffering the devastating Typhoon Haiyan, the Philippines economy remained robust in the last quarter of 2013.

It's not all glitz and glamour at the NFL's championship game: Its underground economy has been in full force for weeks.

DeVere Group CEO Nigel Green wants the global financial reporting regime to be repealed, a call that has gained little political traction to date.

Out of the 10 richest Americans linked to oil and gas, two are wholly self-made, and four inherited their wealth.

Read the highlights of an annual oil and gas review from Petroleum Services Group at Deloitte.

U.S. growth over the second half of the year came in at a 3.7 percent pace, up sharply from 1.8 percent in the first six months of the year.

Russia has threatened to withhold aid from Ukraine until the country forms a new government.

Understated and logo-less are among the keywords for Chinese luxury consumption this year.

Experts say that despite similar, dire situations, one of the two countries is more likely to recover than the other.

Data on GDP and jobless claims, along with earnings from corporate giants across a range of sectors, should influence markets.

Europe’s largest economy employed 42 million people at the end of last year.

Earlier this week, Spain predicted a faster-than-expected recovery in 2014 and a pick-up in employment.

The Philippines’ annual growth rate places it among Asia's best-performing economies, and second only to China.

Congress has adjusted the wage floor only five times since 1974, so states have had to step in to pick up the slack.

The dip to 49.5 in January from the previous month's 50.5 signals a renewed deterioration in business conditions.

John Curran, Senior Vice President at USForex, discussed how the dollar will be impacted by the Federal Reserve tapering its QE program in 2014.