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With the economy witnessing gradual recovery from the global meltdown, the country's corporate sector should go for redefining their corporate social responsibility and accountability, said Salman Khurshid, Minister of State for Corporate Affairs and Minority Affairs (Independent Charge), in New Delhi on Wednesday.

Asserting that the withdrawal of stimulus is in the best interest of the economy in the current scenario of high inflation, RBI Governor Duvvuri Subbarao on Monday said that both the government and the central bank have begun the process of exit from the expansionary stances of the financial crisis period.

Global financial and credit rating agencies have drawn a positive picture of Bangladesh's economy, but domestic experts see signs of stagnation and slowdown in investment.

Hoping that India's growth rate would climb back to between 8.25 and 8.75 percent in 2011, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee Saturday indicated that the government might withdraw some of the stimulus measures announced during the economic meltdown.

As the Chinese economy has slowed to the lowest rate of economic growth in a decade, slowing to 6.4% the world holds its breath to see what this slow down has on the world economy.

Electronic Signature solution 'DrySign' provides numerous benefits for consumers, goods and service providers, and the overall digital economy globally.

With the reports on US economy, Japan and China portraying the image of a cooling global economy safe haven assets like Dollar have been brought in bulk by investors causing gold prices to fall.

The Chinese economy growth ducked 7% below on Monday, for the first time since the world financial crisis. This activity has left Beijing in pressure to take drastic measures in order to halt the economic Chinese Meltdown.

WASHINGTON: Strong economic relations between the United States and India can create employment opportunities in both the countries and strengthen their economies, a vision shared by both President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the White House has said. "The President believes that more effective cooperation between the two countries can improve the economy in both of our countries, create jobs and promote economic growth. And I know that Prime Minister Modi shares those goals," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters yesterday. He said Obama has found Modi to be an effective interlocutor and partner in pursuing those goals. "The President is pleased about the progress that we've made over the first seven and a half years of his presidency, and we're going to spend the remaining five months or so here trying to do all we can to advance it even further," he said.

The expected paddy crop during year's Kharif season in Odisha may prove to be very beneficial for the farmers as the state government will be getting a record quantity of the produce from the peasants with a vision to enhance the rural economy.

US-based Republican Hindu Coalition (RHC) believes that H-1B visas will increase as the US economy will witness a high growth rate of 4-5%

Expect a technical bounce this morning capable of reaching DJIA 12,895 (S&P 500: 1377) before Friday. Rally failure risk is high. Test of Tuesday lows likely.

With negatives looming out of Europe and unanswered questions about the direction of the U.S. economy, stock prices will probe for a comfort level.

With President Obama pushing the issue back to the forefront, student loan debt and its importance to the economy is once again getting exposure.

We are hearing concerns for a rising rate of inflation as a result of Fed policies. The worries are real, but not escalating inflation until global economies hum.

The market now marching to the economy's drumbeat. If on target, Factory Orders at 10 a.m. stand to trigger solid move up. No room for disappointment.

The first thing to be done is to abolish the Federal Reserve. The 2nd thing to do would be to reinstitute the Glass-Steagall Act because Wall Street cannot be trusted to manage their risk properly. This would separate true banking activities from the high risk gambling that brought the economic system to its knees The Social Security System would be completely overhauled. Anyone 50 or older would get exactly what they were promised. The Banks must be restrained, and the financial system reformed, with balance restored to the economy, before there can be any sustained growth and recovery.

Prolonged, exorbitant debt is unsustainable for any economy, but the question for investors is how will excess government debt affect their investments going forward?

The U.S. economy is gaining traction, unemployment rate drops to 8.6%. Europeans may finally agree to a framework to address woes next week - bullish.

Initial jobless claims fell to their lowest point in three years last week, prompting a modest rally for stocks on Wall Street, indicating a sign of strength for the economy.