LONDON (Reuters) - The toppling of the Berlin Wall made free market economics the norm across Europe - but which financial markets have done the best since then? Wall Street and the BRICs, of course.

The front page of The Tennessean on Nov. 10, 1989 declared: "East Germans dance on Wall," and displayed a photo of three men, arm in arm, celebrating on the Berlin Wall. The article described the ...

From Slate: "If the Berlin Wall were still standing, which is to say if the Cold War were still raging, it is hard to imagine that there would have been an Arab Spring or a thriving al-Qaida. One ...

The fall of Venezuela’s socialist regime marks a generational turning point akin to the collapse of the Berlin Wall, according to an energy expert who says the scenes unfolding there echo the ...

It is no coincidence that this year’s Berlinale Retrospective was titled “Lost in the 90s.” The burning problems of the present day, genocidal wars, dictatorship and increasing social decline, bring ...

Lawrence O’Donnell likened President Donald Trump’s loosening grip on Congress to the collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989. The MS NOW host began Thursday’s episode of “The Last Word” by highlighting ...

New College announced that philanthropist Dr. Jack Jawitz is donating multiple sections of the wall — one of the most consequential physical symbols of oppression and division in modern history, ...