The Latest Breaking News from Economic Growth

Explore Britain's Labour Party government's plans unveiled in the King's Speech, balancing change and cost for economic growth and wealth creation.

Number 10 is set to lay down more than 35 bills as Labour sets the agenda for the first time in 14 years on Wednesday

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin's RNC speech emphasizes unity, optimism, and economic growth under Trump's leadership, aiming to inspire collaboration and...

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China's ruling Communist Party on Monday kicked off a key four-day meeting led by President Xi Jinping that is focused on the economy, state media reported. The meeting is expected to outline economic policy amid concerns about the country's business environment and restrictions on access to American technology.

China’s ruling Communist Party is starting a four-day meeting that is expected to lay out a strategy for self-sufficient economic growth in an era of heightened national security concerns and restrictions on access to American technology

Billionaire Indian tycoon Mukesh Ambani celebrates the lavish finale of his son's wedding this week, highlighting his staggering wealth, as well as India's rapid economic growth and stark financial inequalities.

The new government has made boosting economic growth its central goal. Chancellor Rachel Reeves wasted no time in announcing changes to the planning system designed to encourage more housebuilding and infrastructure investment.

Biden administration invests 4 million in apprenticeship programs to address workforce shortages and promote economic growth.

The Labour Government is banking on boosting economic growth to fund billions more into public services

The economic growth paths of Asian and African countries have often been compared. China, with gross domestic product per capita of US$251 in 1987, was poorer than most African countries at the time. Uganda’s GDP per capita was US$392, Zambia’s US$319 and Ghana’s US$354. Yet today China has GDP per…