Big blow for Indian IT soon? Trump administration’s HIRE Act sends jitters; likely 25% tax on jobs sent overseas sparks concern
Industry experts caution that the passage of this Bill could lead to further spending reductions by US clients.…
Badenoch ‘worried’ UK may need IMF bailout
Kemi Badenoch has said she is “really worried” that the UK might be forced to embark on a…
Fiji seeks to close $800m trade gap with New Zealand – FBC News
Fiji is dealing with a huge trade imbalance with New Zealand, exporting just $136.85 million while importing over…
Put food back on our plates!
For 3 years now, we have been fed statistics, percentages, and graphs about how inflation is easing, how…
Hidden inflation drives Japanese consumers to price-tracking sites
After three decades of falling prices, Japanese consumers are facing a new phenomenon known in other parts of…
Adopting Australia’s inflation target ‘insane economic illiteracy’ – Finance Minister
Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone Nicola Willis is calling Labour’s willingness to discuss increasing the Reserve Bank’s inflation…
Remittances stay strong despite incentives cut – Business
KARACHI: Remittances sent by overseas Pakistanis have remained robust despite the rationalisation of incentives for banks and exchange…
Warren Hogan warns labour shortages ‘only going to get worse’ as large government spending squeezes private sector
Australia faces labour shortages that are “only going to get worse” as large government spending squeezes the private…
Treasury Secretary Brushes Off Warnings of U.S. Jobs Recession
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pushed back Sunday against growing concerns that the U.S. economy is sliding toward a…
ASX falls; Telix jumps 5pc on FDA progress
The Australian sharemarket has fallen despite Wall Street rallying on expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest…
Bank of Canada Has A “Complicated” Task With Its Rate Decision, Says RBC
Unity Software(U.US) reported fourth-quarter financial results after the market close on Monday. Here’s a rundown of the report.Q4…
New tariff rules bring ‘maximum chaos’ as surprise charges hit consumers
The bills are sudden and jarring: $1,400 for a computer part from Germany, $620 for an aluminum case…