US growth seen higher in 2013; China outlook declines: EIU

Coal, once dubbed the "mundane mineral", is proving to be a surprisingly dynamic commodity. A new report from The Economist Intelligence Unit shows that governments' high-minded efforts will slow coal's progress but not reverse it. As in most other ...

An Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) survey of 730 senior institutional investors in Australia and around the world showed that 53% of investors expected stocks to be the strongest performing asset class over the next 12 months. Conversely, 22% of ...

According to a new survey by The Economist Intelligence Unit, investors are still very bullish on China for the long term. But short-term headwinds remain. Sentiment on China is weak. Momentum, if one can call it that, is in second gear

A new study by the Economist Intelligence Unit on Tuesday announced it found a relationship between the growth of corporate earnings and companies' use of data in strategic planning and decision-making. A survey of 318 C-level executives, commissioned by ...

The report, based on a survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) on behalf of Baker & McKenzie, asked more than 350 senior executives across high-growth and developed markets for their views on the most important factors influencing ...

A global survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit has ranked Korea just outside the top 20 in terms of countries with the best food security. It earned 78.8 points on the Global Food Security Index, putting it 21st among 105 nations. The survey ...

The Economist Intelligence Unit, March 2013, Pages: 18 The ruling People's Party (PP) took all but one of the seats in the May 2011 parliamentary election following an opposition boycott, and will remain firmly in charge. The Economist Intelligence ...

Home » BioPortfolio Blog » There are signs that pharma companies, faced with price-cuts in those markets where prices are regulated, are pushing up cancer drug prices in those countries that still allow free pricing - including the UK and US. They ...

When the Economist Intelligence Unit released its most recent Worldwide Cost of Living Survey, the spotlight, as ever, fell on the world's most expensive cities. Tokyo came in on top of the pile of places that drain the color from your wallet, while ...