Is ‘inflation’ the policy to solve the problem like population growth and poverty? You know why I am asking such a silly question; this is because of our...

In all the worry and flurry about terrorism and ongoing political turmoil, the country’s leadership seems to have ignored the basic necessities and living conditions...

These days the real IPL matches are in full swing. Do not miss them. These matches are so vibrant in nature, that you would surely forget any other premier matches...

The holy month of Ramazan, on the Islamic calendar, is just days ahead and Muslims are looking forward to the ‘dear’ month – ‘dear’ on account of its...

Canada’s hog industry faces its biggest crisis in 60 years, forcing many farmers to cut their losses by selling their herds — if they can sell them at...

The prices of flour bags have gone up with many dealers in Peshawar and people are compelled to buy wheat flour by paying 50 to 70 rupees more per bag of wheat than the...

The great Austrian economist Ludwig Von Mises, one of my heroes, famously said that government is the only institution that can take two things of value, ink and paper,...

The Central Bank of Venezuela has announced that the Consumer Price Index for the Caracas Metropolitan Area (CPI-CMA) grew by 2.1% in June, the same as in May, bringing...

Ireland’s consumer-price index fell 4.7% in May from a year ago, by far the sharpest of price drops across Europe and the worst here since 1933. Inflation has...

The new Congress led government has indicated its priorities and areas of action as outlined in the President’s speech, Thursday. It reads as a continuation of the...

Every day while moving from one market to another market we used to find the diffrent price of the same product. Apple price in same shop with same quality different...

The stock-market panic is not the only reason for rising investment demand. Also Read News Now Paper Specials - Sensex cuts losses on late buying; Tata Steel,...

I remember the euphoria that swept through the country when news came down that the war was as good as over and that even if the country was to be renamed, peace was in...

Zimbabweans will be allowed to conduct business in other currencies, alongside the Zimbabwe dollar, in an effort to stem the country\’s runaway inflation. The...

Ten million Kenyans are facing starvation but all our politicians can do is heighten their blame games as the situation deteriorates. When the post election violence...

The results of a recent survey conducted by a popular social survey agency reveal that nine out of ten Filipinos look forward to the coming year with a lot of hope, not...

The Afghan Parliament known in the national language as Wolasi Jirga voted out the Minister of Trade and Mining Mohammad Amin Farhang with an overwhelming...

“I put a lot of salt in the vegetables when I am cooking to limit my children from eating a lot.” These are the words of a woman trying to feed her...

The finance minister Mr. P Chidambaram’s call to industries to cut prices is ridiculous. The oil prices going through the roof in the international market followed by...

The Philippines is feeling the global downturn; its stock exchange is down 35% in the past 12 months. GDP is now expected to be up just 4.4% in 2008, versus a 7.2% jump...