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As attention focuses on the UN General Assembly in New York, it’s important to remember that in a global economy, America’s

By Jim O’Neill, a former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management and former Commercial Secretary to the UK Treasury As a

By MOHAMED A. EL-ERIAN     Next month, when finance ministers and central bank governors from more than 180 countries gather

Not long ago, India was a poster child for political stability and economic growth among emerging economies. Though the country had a

By Kingsley Moghalu With economic growth of 0.55 percent in the second quarter of 2017 Nigeria seems headed out of its recession, the

Kenneth Amaeshi     The Nigerian constitution repossess a lot of powers on the Office of the President. For the most part,

By Una Galani (Reuters) The future of the BRICS looks toxic. China and India stepped back from a border dispute just in time for a

By Peter Thal Larsen (Reuters) A prime rule of public relations is to not become the subject of the story. Bell Pottinger has broken

Spriha Srivastava    Central banks are suffering a major headache, and only an exit from QE will solve it. The death of a major

Profit has become a dirty word in some quarters, often lazily associated with greed and rapacious corporate power. But in developing