More than 1.2 tons of rubbish were collected by McDonald’s Malta staff and their families at the annual Clean Up the World Day last Saturday.   McDonald’s, in collaboration with...

The U.S. economy added fewer jobs than anticipated in September — just 148,000 — suggesting that employers held back on hiring before a 16-day partial government shutdown began Oct....

With the end of the fiscal deadlock in the US the price of Gold jumped more than 3% last week. A look at the daily chart reveals that this jump broke the downtrend which prevailed since Mid-August....

With the end of the fiscal deadlock in the US the price of Gold jumped more than 3% last week. A look at the daily chart reveals that this jump broke the downtrend which prevailed since Mid-August....

US equities were mostly flat yesterday in a market driven by the start of the earnings season, the end of the partial shutdown and a bit of optimism which pushed the S&P 500 to an all-time high....

A European Parliament committee on Monday approved sweeping new data protection rules that would strengthen online privacy and outlaw the kind of data transfers that the United States used for its...

The weekly chart of AUD/USD shows us that the pair is now trading at a key technical level. The price is approaching the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of the down move (from April to August) and...

US equities continued in their positive stance with the S&P hitting record highs. Asian equity indices took the cue and extended this optimism into this morning’s session...

Japan's trade deficit ballooned to a fresh record for September as costs for imports of food and other necessities outstripped growth in exports.   Preliminary customs data Monday show...

Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says the just-resolved budget fight was "a little bit scary" because it "got close to the edge," and the lesson has to be that the U.S. won't be...