Greece Sets New Multibillion Record in Tourism Revenue
Greece records its highest-ever tourism revenue, fueled by strong arrivals and higher visitor spending. Credit: MatÃas Callone CC2…
Young people out of work, training and education edges closer to one million
An independent inquiry into the rise in young people not working or studying is under way, with its…
US, China challenge ‘Make in India’ factory incentives
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambition to turn India into a global manufacturing superpower is drawing fire from the…
Faisal Islam: Is Reeves right in saying we're turning a corner? – BBC
Faisal Islam: Is Reeves right in saying we’re turning a corner? BBCEnergy bills to fall by £117 a year…
BOJ’s Ueda flags March, April hike chance, says wage gains could hasten 2% target
Ueda keeps March and April rate-hike window open, says wage gains could speed target timing. Earlier here, recapping…
China’s lithium price soars after Zimbabwe export ban
China’s lithium prices surged on Thursday after Zimbabwe suspended all raw mineral exports, raising concerns about potential supply…
Industry warns against disrupting nickel ecosystem under US trade pact – Regulations
ndustry players warn that a push to diversify investment in Indonesia’s minerals sector under the Agreement on Reciprocal…
Formal nod for $2b rollover awaited
Rollover. Design: Mohsin Alam ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Wednesday that it was in communication with the United Arab…
Cash is a long way from dead just yet – The Irish Times
The banking lobby’s beating of the drum for a cashless society can seem relentless. You’ll rarely hear anything…
Budget reveal: government turns matchmaker with stronger hand in shaping economy
Hong Kong’s finance chief on Wednesday lived up to his credentials as a chartered accountant when he produced…
Lynas profit jumps as geopolitics ‘reshape’ rare earths market
Commodities Australian company posts nearly $300mn in revenue for first half The Kalgoorlie Rare Earths Processing Facility is…
Where does galamsey gold go? – Dr Zaato calls for accountability
A political scientist at the University of Ghana, Dr Joshua Zaato, has questioned what happens to gold extracted…