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The fall of the autocratic regimes has led many political analysts to label the Arab Spring as the start of a new fourth wave of democracy. However, political change need not necessarily mean democratic change.

With nominal interest rates going at a pittance, stringent capital controls and volatility in China’s equity markets, there seems to be no real alternative outlets for the nation of savers.

Socio-economic factors, including poverty and high unemployment rates, were major factors behind this month’s rioting across England, but politicians and many journalists persist in branding the rioters “thugs” and “wild beasts”

In its first week of operation, the SparkTheRise.com platform has received 1,960 project applications, all intended to help India rise.

The electric car industry is experiencing a revival. What has sparked the renewed interest in the electric car, and what does the future hold for the industry?

China, who holds a massive amount of U.S. Treasuries, wasted no time in letting known their impatience and displeasure, criticizing Washington's “addiction to debts” and inability to “live within its means”.

What does everyone need to know about the debt crisis and how can you beat the bad economy? FOX Business Network stocks editor and reporter Elizabeth MacDonald has been closely monitoring the debt crisis currently enveloping the United States.

With all the debate in the United States over raising its debt ceiling, politicians and lawmakers are once again fighting over national spending.

One out of 6 people in the world live in India. But just how big is India? And how can we think about the country and its economy when it's population and GDP varies so vastly from state to state?

For Chinese companies listed abroad short selling through reverse takeovers can prove to be immensely profitable. The key question then is can, or should investors believe the numbers from Chinese companies?