Ringgit dips as stronger US dollar, soft jobs data weigh on market sentiment
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 12 — The ringgit opened marginally lower today versus the greenback, pressured by a firmer…
‘Pakistan to exit IMF programme this year’
PMYP chairman cites rising remittances and renewed investor confidence as signs of economic recovery Tourism Minister Mashhood Ahmad…
As U.S. debt soars past $38 trillion, corporate bond flood is a growing threat to Treasury supply
As the Treasury Department looks to ensure investors continue absorbing the fresh supply of debt it must sell,…
As India overtakes Japan in economic size, prosperity lags far behind
The achievement unleashed a wave of national pride in New Delhi and among business leaders, but behind the…
Geraldine Herbert reviews the Volkswagen ID Buzz Style LWB 7‑Seater
This seven-seater gives sunshine and surfboard energy with thoughtful engineering, ample range and good safety features Geraldine Herbert…
US jobs report lifts Wall Street and UK to a solid start in 2026
Stock markets on Wall Street and in London were off to a solid start in the first full…
Need a cash boost for the new year? Here’s how you can get some by claiming your tax back
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Why 2026 could be a turning point for the US economy
At this time of year City economists are tasked with staring into their crystal balls and publishing their…
Tony Elumelu Foundation Opens 2026 Entrepreneurship Programme
Africa’s Leading Entrepreneurship Philanthropy Catalyses Next Generation of African Entrepreneurs US$5,000 non-refundable seed capital, world-class training, and mentorship…
Dunnes Stores issue urgent warning over popular €2.25 item which ‘may be unsafe to eat’
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued an allergen alert to consumers over specific batches of the…
No end in sight for Germany’s economic crisis
Friedrich Merz, the German chancellor, says his country’s ‘industry is very critical in some places’ – Ludovic Marin/AFP…
NZ’s low productivity is often blamed on businesses staying small. That could be a strength in 2026
For decades, we have heard a familiar story about why New Zealand’s firms choose to stay small. Business…