Resilient economies despite the Middle East stalemate
Investors can return from their summer holidays and take comfort in noting that the collapse of the ceasefire…
AI could add up to $116 billion to Australia’s economy and create 44,000 jobs, EY report says
Amid growing fears of AI-driven job losses and changing workplaces, a $116 billion question has been raised. Could…
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Fed’s Barkin: Jobs data is more low hire, low fire
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AI is booming on the West Coast. So why is unemployment so high there?
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India: Inflation steady, trade deficit persists – DBS
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Consumers Cut Extras as Credit Card Debt Nears a Record
The June credit report indicates that the checkout total can keep rising even when the consumer’s financial cushion…
The 24 hours that could change Canada’s economic trajectory
Open this photo in gallery: The inaugural Canada Investment Summit, co-hosted by Mark Carney, is on track to…
An Inflation Quadruple Whammy, Headlined by Trumpflation, Threatens to Crush the Stock Market
This has been a history-packed year for Wall Street. In addition to witnessing the largest-ever initial public offering…
EU R&D government allocations up by 61% in 10 years – News articles
In 2025, EU governments allocated an estimated €130 200 million on their budgets to R&D (GBARD), equivalent to…
Resilient economies despite the Middle East stalemate
Investors can return from their summer holidays and take comfort in noting that the collapse of the ceasefire…