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…
‘It’s a huge own goal’: How steel tax could be ‘catastrophic’ for NI firms
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Irish GDP revision and Michael O’Leary on the next decade of Ryanair – The Irish Times
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China’s passport climbs global rankings as economic influence grows, index finds
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Europe And China Diverge From The U.S. On The Future Of Money
A widening divide over the future of money: the U.S. backs regulated private competition, while Europe puts the…
Extra cash arrives Friday as new groceries benefit kicks off July federal payments
Canadians receiving federal income supports can expect several federal benefit payments in July, led by the first payment of the…
Quarterly payments of boosted grocery and essentials benefit start today
Eligible Canadians will find a bit more cash in their bank accounts starting today as quarterly payments begin for the…
UK service sector shrinks amid Iran war disruption and heatwave; FTSE 100 hits four-month closing high – business live | Business
FTSE 100 hits four-month high Britain’s blue-chip stock index has hit its highest level since the first week…
Vietnam, the Philippines elevated to the World Bank’s upper-middle-income status
Vietnam and the Philippines are now “upper-middle-income” countries, at least according to the World Bank, putting them on…
How economic pressures are damaging Britain’s ‘zombie firms’
The UK’s borrowing costs are higher than the government would like them to be. Economic growth remains weak,…
After the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis nearly bankrupted South Korea, the government decided to rebuild the country through culture instead of manufacturing — and by 2022 a nation of 51 million was earning $12 billion a year in music, film, television, and cosmetics
The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, which nearly destroyed the Korean economy, is the specific reason that essentially every…
Tariffs and soaring costs are hitting Fourth of July fireworks displays for America’s 250th birthday
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