UK economic growth slows to 0.1% in final figures before Budget
What’s the silver lining? A higher chance of interest rate cutspublished at 08:27 GMT 08:27 GMT Faisal IslamEconomics…
Fresh push for Greece-Cyprus cable
New developments could reshape the future of the stalled Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection project, known as the Great Sea…
Are Young People Screwed? – The Ringer
Youth unemployment is rising. Hiring is freezing up. The housing market is a mess. How did things get…
‘Canada is late to the party’: Experts divided on benefits of LNG exports – CTV News
‘Canada is late to the party’: Experts divided on benefits of LNG exports CTV NewsNew power projects, proposed data…
Australian Dollar remains stronger as US Dollar steadies following shutdown ending
The Australian Dollar (AUD) gains ground against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, extending its gains for the…
Fair wages: China’s young jobseekers take their résumés to trade expos
As China’s youth continue to struggle to find jobs suited to their skills and background, some enterprising hopefuls…
White House: October’s CPI, jobs data may never be released
Nov. 12 (UPI) — A series of job, economic and inflation reports not published during the U.S. government…
China Risks Renewed Trade War Amid Rare Earth Curbs and Weak Demand
China’s purchases of US soybeans appear to have stalled less than two weeks after a wide-ranging trade truce…
Unemployment Rate declines to 4.3% in October vs. 4.4% expected
Australia’s Unemployment Rate declines to 4.3 % in October from 4.5% in September, according to the official data released…
Croatia overtakes Greece and Portugal in purchasing power
by croatiaweek November 12, 2025 in Business Osijek (Photo: Roko Poljak /CC BY-SA 4.0) According to the latest…
Dominican Republic Power Grid Collapse Leaves Millions in the Dark – Azat TV
Quick Read A nationwide power outage struck the Dominican Republic on November 12, 2025.Millions were left without electricity,…
Canadian Insolvencies Accelerate, Hit Highest Level Since 2009
Canadian consumer insolvencies are surging to levels not seen since the financial crisis, despite stronger employment. The Office…