In Europe, Hungary saw the biggest jump in wealth of its citizens over the past year, followed by Lithuania and Sweden. This is according to a new report by multinational investment bank UBS. View on ...

Offerpad reports that homes are selling slowly in various markets due to factors like economic stagnation, climate concerns, ...

President Donald Trump’s attempt to shame Federal Reserve Board of Governors chair Jerome Powell over the cost of a ...

The look on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s face said it all. In a press briefing Thursday afternoon, midway through a ...

In an NZZ interview, veteran asset manager Jens Ehrhardt says he sees risk in overvalued stocks, trade wars and mounting debt ...

One of the crucial aspects of international goods is their high price elasticity of demand, a concept that plays a ...

From dizzying highs to crashing lows, the cycle of speculative financial gain and putative returns continues t0 shape our ...

Hermes may be exceptional, but it’s far from unique. Around one-third of S & P 500 companies have compounded free cash flow by 10 per cent plus annually in the past decade. Individual investors can’t ...

Austrian economics veers sharply from the economic mainstream over the use of mathematics and quantitative measures. Instead, ...

Bulls claim they would, but history contradicts them: when valuations are extended, sharply lower rates crush rather than boost stocks.

While New World Development Co.’s mounting debt has captured market attention and shaken one of Asia’s wealthiest families, Hong Kong’s smaller property firms have lenders on even higher alert. Banks ...

That “someone else” is usually a lender, and the “something” is typically real estate. Whether you’re buying an industrial ...