Australia’s economy is picking up pace. But is it moving too fast?
The annual economic growth rate of 2.1 per cent – while unspectacular – was the highest it has…
‘Hard to keep going’: Aussie couple ends business amid cost of living crunch, claiming ‘no support’ from government
Sydney building company Living Timber Co shut their doors after 10 years of business due to the cost…
Anika Wells’ $95,000 New York trip highlights Canberra’s big problem when it comes to spending other people’s money
It’s clear that if we want to address inflation head on, governments are going to have to bring…
‘Don’t wait’: RBA warning for homeowners
As Aussies continue to struggle with increasing mortgage stress, homeowners are keeping a keen eye on the RBA’s…
Recovery, inflation and burden sharing: 3 calls for the eurozone | articles
It has to happen at some point – a turnaround in the eurozone manufacturing sector, and we think…
Growth, FX stability and potential holiday reforms: 3 calls for China | articles
China’s national holidays are well known for being key windows of consumption and tourism, so much so that…
There are more billionaires than eve. They have almost $16 trillion
There are 287 more billionaires in the world than there were a year ago, the second biggest jump…
Jersey City ‘Struggling,’ Moody’s Says in One-Notch Credit Cut
Moody’s Ratings cut Jersey City’s credit grade one step to A2 from A1, saying the rating reflected a…
How the UK’s dependency on cars slows down the economy
The UK government makes a lot of money from cars. It taxes car ownership, it taxes the fuel,…
Layoff announcements top 1.1 million this year, the most since 2020 pandemic, Challenger says
A sign at a NYS Department Of Labor job fair at the Downtown Central Library in Buffalo, New…
Layoff announcements hit the highest level since the pandemic
Layoff announcements this year have hit their highest level since 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic shut down the…
Kenya and U.S. agency move forward with $1 billion debt-for-food deal
The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has agreed to move forward with a $1 billion debt-for-food security…