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Parents are being crushed by childcare fees. Will Labor ever deliver a universal system?

Labor is running out of time to make its case to Australian families about how it is going to make childcare accessible and affordable for all

The Guardian - AU · 8h ago

Retail's Technology Boom Raises the Stakes for AI Strategy

Deloitte's 2026 Global Retail Industry Outlook, based on a survey of 330 retail executives, found that nearly 68% of respondents expected to deploy agentic AI for key operational and enterprise activities within 12 to 24 months.

International Business Times · Oct 9

GST 2.0: Easier multi-state expansion for MSMEs, e-commerce sellers

India's GST Council has initiated reforms to modernize the GST framework for improved compliance and business operations. Simplified registrations and automated processes are expected to reduce administrative burdens for e-commerce sellers. The new framework will allow online sellers to manage registrations across multiple states more effectively. Faster refunds aim to…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

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Guy Waits 20 Years To Tell Bestie He Loves Her, Picks The Day She Gets Engaged To Make His Move

When your best friend gets engaged, you’re supposed to be happy for them. After all, seeing someone you care about find love is a reason to celebrate. But one woman’s male best friend of over 20 years had a very different reaction to her big news. During a night out…

Bored Panda · Oct 8

Deloitte fined £6m by watchdog over Go-Ahead audits

The Financial Reporting Council said it found a ‘highly concerning pattern of failure’ over a five-year period.

The Independent UK · Oct 8

Population growth not stopping 'recession-like' economy

Australia has mistaken a larger economy for one which is more prosperous, prioritising population over productivity growth, a Deloitte economist says.

AAP · Oct 6

India's infrastructure challenge shifts from raising capital to making projects investable: Deloitte

India's infrastructure challenge has evolved from capital raising to the need for investable projects. A significant proportion of respondents view private-sector participation and complex approval processes as major obstacles. The report emphasizes the necessity of modernizing infrastructure through digital technologies and enhanced cyber defenses. Public sector initiatives have successfully attracted…

The Economic Times · Oct 5

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‘We don’t want to be a policeman of the internet’: How a student of John McPhee turned GPTZero into a $30 million AI-detection business

Edward Tian and Alex Cui are happy to be “the Splash Brothers of anti–AI slop,” but they aren’t really against using AI to write things.

Fortune · Oct 2

GST 2.0 revived demand. Now industry wants its tax credit unstuck

The GST Council is set to reconvene after a year to focus on reforming the input tax credit system. Recent surveys by KPMG and Deloitte highlighted the need for structural changes to alleviate business burdens. Blockages in the current GST system affect costs for domestic producers, making imports more competitive.…

The Economic Times · Sep 29

16 American trucking companies file for bankruptcy as diesel costs soar

Rising costs in areas such as insurance and maintenance are pushing some trucking companies to the brink

The Independent UK · Sep 29

Man City scandal: A by-the-numbers look at how the club was transformed by the Abu Dhabi takeover

The reputation of Manchester City and its Abu Dhabi ownership has been shredded after the club was found guilty of more than 100 charges of financial wrongdoing in one of the biggest scandals in English soccer history

The Independent UK · Sep 29

School Lunch or Packed Lunch: Which Is Actually Cheaper in 2026?

For years, packing a child’s lunch has felt like the obvious money-saving alternative to paying the cafeteria every day. In 2026, however, higher grocery prices and the growing popularity of individually packaged snacks have complicated that assumption. Depending on what goes into the lunchbox, the school lunch cost can actually…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Sep 29

83% of CFOs say U.S. stocks are overvalued, even as optimism about their companies rises

CFO confidence rebounds, but executives remain measured in their assessment of the broader economy.

Fortune · Sep 29

Bank of America wants AI to do treasury's grunt work

As AI takes over the manual side of treasury work, the job is shifting toward analysis, oversight, and judgment.

Fortune · Sep 28

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Budget and the Bees · Sep 23

7 Things People Keep Paying for Because Canceling Feels Like Too Much Work

You notice a $9.99 charge on your statement and think, “I really need to cancel that,” then promptly forget about it. Multiply that by streaming services, apps, memberships, and cloud storage, and procrastination can quietly become an expensive habit. Research published in the American Economic Review found that consumer inattention…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 22

8 Signs Your “Cheap” Subscription Is Becoming an Expensive Habit

A $7.99 subscription barely feels like a purchase, especially when it promises entertainment, convenience, or savings. The trouble starts when that small charge joins six or seven others quietly hitting your card every month.

The Times of India · Sep 22

Indian-origin woman quits high-paying Deloitte job in Canada, returns to India for ageing parents

An Indian-origin woman has decided to leave her high-paying job at Deloitte in Canada and return to India after six years, saying her ageing parents and her own health are behind the decision.

The Economic Times · Sep 22

Indian professional with Canadian citizenship quits MNC in Canada after 6 years, her reason for returning to India surprises many

A woman's decision to leave her job in Canada and return to India has drawn attention online, with her parents emerging as the key reason behind the move. She also plans to use the break to improve her health after a significant weight gain over six years. Her choice, along…

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Budget and the Bees · Sep 21

You May Be Paying for Convenience More Often Than You Realize

Convenience has become so deeply embedded in everyday spending that many of us barely notice what it costs. Food arrives at the door, subscriptions renew automatically, groceries appear without a trip to the store, and an ATM around the corner saves a drive across town. Individually, those charges can look…

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Can India build its own Big Four? The battle moves to the rulebook

India is moving to reshape its accounting sector as ICAI prepares Chartered Accountants Act changes aimed at enabling larger domestic firms. Proposed reforms could ease mergers, allow capital infusion, expand multidisciplinary professional services and reshape networking rules, while government procurement changes may widen opportunities. The push seeks globally competitive Indian…

The Economic Times · Sep 20

India must rethink cross-border payments beyond corridors, put customers first: Deloitte

A shift from corridor-led expansion to customer-centric design forms the core principle needed to drive the next stage of India's cross-border payment ecosystem, according to a report by Deloitte.

Budget and the Bees · Sep 17

10 Ways to Prepare Your Budget Before Holiday Shopping Starts

Holiday shopping can feel manageable until gifts, food, travel, decorations, and shipping charges start hitting at the same time. With Deloitte forecasting U.S. holiday retail sales of $1.70 trillion to $1.71 trillion from November 2026 through January 2027, retailers are preparing for another busy season. Preparing a holiday shopping budget…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Sep 16

September Is a Good Month to Find Out What Your Kid Actually Uses From That Huge School Supply Haul

By September, the excitement of back-to-school shopping has usually been replaced by something much more useful: evidence.

The Economic Times · Sep 15

Accenture to pay $25 million to settle US government allegations over DEI

IT firm Accenture will pay twenty-five million dollars to settle US government diversity claims. The settlement addresses allegations of considering race and gender in hiring and promotions. This action follows similar probes involving other major consulting firms like Deloitte and IBM. The Trump administration had previously targeted diversity, equity, and…

Budget and the Bees · Sep 14

Your September Budget Should Include One Category Most People Forget

September can feel like a financial reset, with summer ending and the holidays still seemingly far away. That makes it easy to build a September budget around bills and school costs while overlooking one category that can prevent a year-end scramble. The missing line is a seasonal expenses fund, sometimes…

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