Trade News

Berlin - Europe's largest economy showed signs of recovery as exports and imports were higher than expected. Germany exported 91.9 billion euros ($119.6 billion) worth of goods, up 1.4 per cent from December according to national statistics office Destatis.

For 20 years Canada’s wide, open door immigration policy toward China has buoyed the country's real estate prices, auto sales, and food sales.

Johannesburg - A court has ruled that South Africa's government unlawfully delayed giving the Dalai Lama a visa in time for his planned visit there in 2011.

According to Microsoft, a new tendency has arisen in cyber-crime: to install viruses into computers as they are being constructed on production lines.

A new study out of British Columbia, Canada suggests a small number of rural teens are trading sex for booze or drugs. But what is even more surprising is that most of those kids still live at home with family.

New research from the University of Notre Dame suggests that the global food trade network is vulnerable to the spread of food related illness caused by contamination.

Harare - Speaking at a public lecture presenting "Outlook of China’s Economy and Sino-Zimbabwe Relations," China's Ambassador to Zimbabwe Xin Shunkang said trade between the two nations has doubled to $800 million since 2010.

The most sough-after quarterback in the NFL is signing with the Denver Broncos, according to an ESPN report. It's expected Denver will trade their star QB Tim Tebow.

February 27 is the NHL's trade deadline, and teams are scraping together deals to improve their teams and make a march to the playoffs.

Kobe Bryant has long reigned over Los Angeles as the hallmark NBA attraction for West Coast basketball fans, but with point guard Chris Paul being traded to the L.A. Clippers, we'll be seeing a refreshing brand of exciting basketball.