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Gulf to add 7 million jobs by 2025 as female hiring surges, women now make up 42% of new hires | World News
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“A crash is coming…I just can’t tell you when, and I can’t tell you how deep,” Says Renowned Financial Journalist, Andrew Ross Sorkin
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IMF Lowers Greece’s Growth Forecast to 2%, Debt and Reforms Remain Key
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New Report Finds Clean Energy Progress Lagging Despite Record 2024 Growth
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RBNZ’s Conway says a bit ‘nerve wracking’ with inflation at the top of its target band
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China’s deflation fight drags on, amplifying calls for monetary easing
China’s consumer prices fell again in September as demand remained weak, while a slight narrowing of the fall…