The next financial crisis may start in your shopping cart
The 2008 global financial crisis was born in the mortgage market. The next crisis, if it comes, may…
Can China’s budget brands crack developed markets? Mixue shows it won’t be easy
Three months after moving from China to Japan, Alisa Lin has yet to buy a single drink from…
As tech rallies and consumer shares lag, China’s stock market forms microcosm for economy
The unevenness of China’s economy is now well reflected in its US$16 trillion stock market, as technology companies…
Bangkok Post – Industrial policy should value good jobs
TDRI study notes stagnant strategies A targeted industrial policy should prioritise creation of good jobs in Thailand rather…
Japan’s 2026 wage talks result in third year of gains above 5%
Japan’s annual wage negotiations concluded with average pay gains topping 5% for a third year, underscoring the economy’s…
RBNZ set to hike rates to 2.50% on July 8 as inflation persists, poll shows
A widely expected RBNZ hike would reinforce the shift among major central banks toward tighter policy even as…
The mystery of Australia’s missing cash
Cash is used for less than one in five transactions, and yet the appetite for new banknotes is…
World food prices ease for second month in June, UN’s FAO says
PARIS – World food prices edged lower in June as declines in sugar, cereals and dairy outweighed increases…
ECB won’t be boxed in on rates while energy price pain looms
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Indians hold key to Mideast tourism surge
New Delhi: The tourism industry in West Asia, hit by the nearly four-month conflict in the region, is…
Europe and the life of abundance
Europe and the life of abundance
In many respects, the EU appears likely to become one of…
Leisure & hospitality shed 61,000 jobs in June despite expected World Cup boost
WASHINGTON (TNND) — The tourism boost from the World Cup was supposed to create tens of thousands of…