Bankruptcy boom: Businesses going broke in Europe’s biggest economy
Germany’s corporate insolvency crisis is no longer a story about a few struggling sectors or poorly managed firms.…
Unemployment falls but hiring confidence wavers in Hunter, ABS data reveals
Despite a downward trend for unemployment in the Hunter, continued uncertainty in the economic environment has businesses poised…
Inside New Zealand’s shrinking building and construction industry
The New Zealand building and construction industry has shrunk over the past couple of years, with a full…
Politics: One Nation’s radical plan to lower inflation
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📈 U.S. Semiconductor Imports Reach Record High, Surpassing Dot-Com Peak
U.S. imports of semiconductors and data processing units reached $253 billion in 2025, equivalent to 0.9% of GDP,…
Norway the clear economic winners after England’s own goal with North Sea oil – The Irish Times
As England and Norway battle it out in the World Cup on Saturday evening, it is worth focusing…
Best states to live in 2026: No. 1 wins again
One of the many signs that the Covid pandemic is slipping further into the past is that companies…
Oil demand is falling, and crude prices are down. But here’s why gasoline, diesel are still costly
Global oil demand is set to decline this year for the first time since the height of the…
No escape from inflation: ‘Godzilla’ El Niño, AI boom, tariffs, and fuel crunch to keep prices high
Oil prices have retreated as the U.S.-Iran war recedes, despite occasional skirmishes, but inflationary trends will continue to…
Politics: One Nation’s radical plan to lower inflation
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South Africa’s biggest truck maker warns 700% electricity price surge could undermine manufacturing
The warning comes as South Africa continues to grapple with rising production costs despite significant improvements in…
China has poured funding into flood defences. Has the investment paid off?
With climate change unleashing more frequent extreme weather events and heightening the risk of casualties and infrastructure damage…