The North African country has been using its newfound financial muscle to project power across the continent, increasing investment in regions that European banks now tend to avoid.

From its carmakers to its parts suppliers and service providers, the European Union's auto industry would feel the sting of the Trump administration's tariffs.

China is bullish about ensuring control over the entire supply chain for lithium-ion batteries for years to come –- and even major shifts in technology might not dislodge Beijing from its pride of place.

The path is smoother for Colombia's left to win this year's presidential elections -- which could leave Washington and mining and energy companies in for a bumpy ride.

All eyes will be fixed on the White House this quarter as it launches a trade offensive whose collateral damage will span the globe. As economic and political pressure mounts against China, North Korea will use a temporary detente with the South to undermine the United States' containment strategy against it.

The endeavor is a last-ditch effort on President Nicolas Maduro's part to save his country's foundering economy. Whether and how the gambit will work out is dubious, though.

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence met with the leaders of the Detroit Three automakers over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations, Detroit Free Press reported Nov. 27.

The United Kingdom is feeling the economic effects of the Brexit

Cryptocurrencies have been hindered by a lack of regulation and an abundance of confusion.

U.S. courts and lawmakers are struggling to define and govern cryptocurrencies as the technology rapidly changes.