After a major failure of a bank in Malaysia, an microloans are going to be offered in order to spur business in the area and grow the flagging developing economy.

California has turned itself around recently, surpassing Russia, Italy, and now Brasil in terms of economic might, producing at an equivalent to 2.20 trillion in 2013, and is only expanding, providing much needed cash inflows to the state.

A law maker in Argentina is vowing for tax relief for Farmers in order to lessen the load on them to allow for lower prices for exports, in order to raise the country's trade balance, which is phenomenally low.

This article comments on the loss of revenue gained by the danish brewer Carlsburg by the falling value of the Rouble against the Euro by 7%.

As oil prices keep falling, more and more nations are beginning to worry about the overall effect on their economy. For the first time, Saudi Arabia is moving to cut its prices to explicitly compete with the price of mining oil in the U.S. and Russia, looking to protect its share in OPEC, and possibly go on the defensive to preserve its own domestic and regional shares of oil sales if prices continue to drop.

This article is about a new set of trade agreements that could go into effect between the European Union and Canada. Notably, they plan to get rid of almost all tariffs and open all markets for service. It faces opposition from Germany. A study estimates a combined gain of 20 billion euros coming from these new agreements.

This article talks about how sharing the Pound as a joint currency between and Independent Scotland and England would not work, as well as changes or current fiscal policies needed or preventing Scotland's bid for independence.