“Nearly every person I worked with, I saw cry at their desk,” told the New York Times a former employee

Ahmet Falla, a soft-spoken 20-year-old from Mauritania, doesn't want to spend his life in slavery like his mother did

The Workers Unitary Front had announced they would block Ecuador’s major highways from midnight Wednesday

Deutsche Bank employees have been accused of involvement in a large tax fraud scheme between 2009 and 2010

Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) dismissed a lawsuit brought against the former President of the BCV, Nelson Merentes, urging him to publish official figures

Growth in China's factory output, investment and retail sales were all weaker than expected in July

The union had sought an increase of more than 8 percent for the 6,000 workers involved in the work

Panama Canal Authority (ACP) Administrator Jorge Luis Quijano has urged contractor GUPC to honor the terms of the contract

Google, Inc. is creating a new parent company called Alphabet to be led by its CEO

To face proposals that surely deteriorate public companies for the benefit of the private sector

The 6,000 construction workers will go on strike unless they get a pay increase of more than 8 percent that should be retroactive to July 1

The National Assembly met with the Venezuelan Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Production (Fedecámaras)

The July jobs report came in right in line with expectations

Another murdered journalist. That's four this year and over 80 in the last decade. But it's not happening in a civil war or dictatorship; it's happening in Mexico

Pensions coverage is universal and will benefit over 8 million people in the country, according to Argentine President Cristina Fernandez

German industrial orders are up significantly in June, surprising analysts expecting more moderate growth amid economic turbulence in Greece and China

They suggested to legalize the foreign exchange parallel market and to securitize the debt incurred with international providers

Hundreds of billions of euros worth of goods are transported through the French port of Calais every year

The Venezuelan Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Fedecámaras) insists that commitment and trust between the parties are needed

Improvement owes much to seasonal hires, however, in tourism and agriculture sectors