GRA optimistic AI deployment can boost revenue by about 40%
the government is hopeful to rake in an additional 40% revenue with the deployment of Artificial Intelligence at…
Tech-heavy gains steady U.S. economy as markets await key data
Colin Graham, head of multi asset strategies and co-head of sustainable multi asset solutions at Robeco, joins BNN…
UK faces bankruptcy without benefit cuts, Badenoch says
The UK is facing bankruptcy if Labour increases taxes without cutting welfare spending, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has…
‘Everyone is hunkering down.’ Affordability crisis rattles mom-and-pop shops
New York — Surging import costs. Mounting payroll and healthcare expenses. A shortage of affordable loans. And a…
GRA declares 2026 ‘year of compliance’ as experts put spotlight on jobs, growth
The Acting Commissioner-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), Anthony Sarpong, has declared 2026 as “a year of…
Why beef is so expensive right now
Open this photo in gallery: Cows and their calves graze in a pasture on a farm near Cremona,…
Chinese airlines offer refunds on Japan trips, Tokyo warns about travel to China as tensions run high
Japan has warned its citizens in China to step up safety precautions and avoid crowded places amid a…
Geopolitical flare-ups, AI crash, tariff shocks to dampen India’s air travel demand in FY26, ICRA says
India’s air travel demand is expected to grow only modestly in FY26 as a series of external shocks…
GRA declares 2026 ‘year of compliance’ as experts put spotlight on jobs, growth
The Acting Commissioner-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), Anthony Sarpong, has declared 2026 as “a year of…
Japan’s PM Takaichi eyes tax cuts to spur investment
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will launch tax-reform talks this week, aiming to cut certain taxes to stimulate…
KPMG calls for more economic buffers to entrench econmic buffers
Professional services firm, KPMG, is advising the government to consider building more economic buffers as the country exits…
Russians Pay More for Less as $12B “Shrinkflation” Crisis Hits Everyday Groceries — UNITED24 Media
Russian food manufacturers and major retail chains are increasingly turning to “shrinkflation”—reducing package sizes while keeping prices unchanged—masking the…