A note from UBS economist Larry Hatheway on Wednesday spells out why he and his colleagues at the bank believe a eurozone collapse would result in an "end of the world" scenario, and it's pretty grim
With other European powers overwhelmed by the proportions of the debt crisis, Germany stands as the lone eurozone nation capable of salvaging the continent’s economy
With the end of the year quickly approaching, Goldman Sachs has released its top six trades for 2012
Credit Suisse economists warned Monday that market pressure on the eurozone means that EU leaders need to act by mid-January if they intend on saving the continent's common currency, the euro
Concern over widening spreads on European sovereign debt hammered investor confidence around the world, driving stock markets lower and sending a shiver through the financial sector
Quebec’s much-vaunted welfare and family programs are veering towards collapse under a crushing debt load that puts it in the company of financial basket cases like Greece and Italy, says a new study
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi refused to step down on Friday despite a party rebellion that has brought his centre-right coalition to the brink of collapse in the face of a growing economic crisis
For Tesla's stock price to make any sense at all, you have to be at least willing to consider Musk’s vision of absolute market disruption for gasoline cars
Under Chip Conley’s direction, Airbnb has been focusing on uniqueness, authenticity and immersive local experiences
When BlackBerry said in Septmeber it plans to release an unconventional device each year, is this what it meant? A throwback to its 2010 BlackBerry Torch sales flop?
Thanks to a partnership between medical company Amblyotech and researchers from McGill University in Montreal, Ubisoft's next video game is 'prescription only'