Can retail and shopping malls grow in such a world? Debt crisis, democracy rights…Is there a place where our business may continue to grow? My answer is yes. The opportunities and the markets are out there and they are not waiting, they are just moving ...

New individual traders often feel lost and clueless after they spend a few days trading in the foreign exchange market. Specifically, if you are new to the world of forex, you often feel under-privileged compared with senior traders and financial institut...

If countries could choose their natural disasters, most would prefer floods over earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. That’s because floods, being easier to predict, generally wreak less social and economic havoc. But sometimes nations are unlucky enough...

It may be the case that markets hate uncertainty, but the average trader can thrive from the volatility created. It seems that this uncertainty has been the major point that has pushed many to the phones of their brokers asking for that most unusual of se...

Change is not easy. Whether personal or professional, change entails leaving your comfort zone and exposing yourself to new situations in which the learning experience can be beneficial. New situations require new solutions. They challenge us and put us t...


The bullion on Friday reached an all time high with a 1.6 percent rise to $1,853.2 an ounce in the midst of resurgent fears about global economic growth. 
 
US and EU equity markets plunged as investors reached towards the seeming ...

Puncak Niaga is the leading provider of integrated water, wastewater and environmental solutions in Malaysia. The company was founded in 1997 and that year became the first of its kind to be fully listed on the Malaysian stock exchange, the Main Board of ...

Gold and silver have undoubtedly been the focus of investors over the recent months. The price of gold increased by more than 27 percent in a year, and silver has gone from less than $20 an ounce in September 2010 to more than $49 in April 2011, an increa...

The 1997 Kyoto Protocol set in place targets for the reduction of CO2 emissions by participating countries by the year 2012. Following this, Europe developed a system whereby individual companies within each participating country have been allocated emiss...

In the break-out from the financial crisis, one of the much-debated issues has been whether the kind of private equity-sponsored initial public offerings seen before 2008 would ever make a comeback. Although nobody’s predicting the imminent return o...