This article discusses the repayment of debt and changes made to the plan to repay debt in the Northwest Territories.

Fitch's credit rating agency has recently upgraded Greece's credit rating out of restricted default after Athens carried out the biggest debt write down in history. This involved trading bonds with private investors to capitalize.

Egyptian Citizens and US leaders have begun to debate the best possible way for Egypt to receive foreign aid after numerous employees of non-governmental agencies were arrested and are awaiting trial.

Federal Reserve Chairman of the US, Ben Bernanke, suggests that Europe must continue to aid banks even as the strains of economic downturn have been uplifted somewhat. The reasoning behind this is that if the banks are aided somewhat, they will have a larger margin for error and prevention of bankruptcy.

This article describes how micro finance can be used to bring amenities to individuals who previously had none. If applied correctly, this financing could be very effective in improving quality of life in India.

This article describes and defines several different types of different economic growth including export-led growth, import-substitution and a new model based upon economic demand which was formulated for the current economic troubles.

This article show the extremely high rate of poverty in Nigeria. This poverty rate has increased by 6.3% in the past in the past 4 years. Efforts to decrease this poverty have all but failed and the gap between the rich and the poor continues to increase.

This article describes the economic development index and highlights the use for it.

WHEN it comes to innovation, Australia seems to have an image problem. That's the assessment from studies released by Thomas Edison's old company, General Electric.

Garda World Security Corporation ("Garda"), one of the leading Security Solutions, Cash Logistics and Global Risk Consulting firms in the world, announced today its financial results for the third quarter ended October 31, 2011.

Over the weekend there were proposals that Germany and the other 5 AAA-rated nations of Europe might start jointly issuing 'Elite' bonds. Pound rates are today being driven by attitude to risk - and what a morning it has been. Equity markets have surged, and risk associated currencies such as the Australian dollar have moved higher.