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What does it say about the UK’s pro-Europeans that they hide their message behind a bin?

Voters disillusioned by Brexit should have more options than Nigel Farage or the novelty candidate Count Binface, says journalist and economics commentator Simon Nixon

The Guardian - UK

Inside the Economics of Australia's Online Pokies Boom

Australians lose more money per person on gambling than any other nation on earth, and pokies have long sat at the centre of that habit. What is shifting now is where the money goes.

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How Ambedkar's Reading and Annotation Method Can Transform Your Competitive Exam Preparation

The man who owned 50,000 books and read every one of themB. R. Ambedkar's personal library at his Delhi residence, now preserved as a memorial, held approximately 50,000 volumes. He did not collect them for display. Visitors who examined his books after his death found them dense with marginal notes,…

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AI Is Changing the Capabilities—and Economics—of Employee Safety and Security

Just as AI transformed cybersecurity from a reactive discipline into one capable of anticipating and preventing attacks, it is now reshaping the emerging field of AI-powered Preventative Personal Security (PPS).

International Business Times

SpaceX Soars 13% After Analyst Upgrade Says AI Spending Could Pay Back in Under a Year

SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) shares jumped roughly 13% Friday after Argus Research turned bullish on the economics of the company’s massive artificial intelligence buildout.

Benzinga

Exclusive: Kalshi partners with Blanket to help small businesses hedge against risk—with help from the guru of ‘hypergamblification’

Lauris Zminsky says “a lot of young people are embracing lottery-ticket economics”—but his new project with Kalshi is totally separate from that.

Fortune

Top Quote of the Day by Milton Friedman, Joseph Stiglitz and Paul Krugman: What do Nobel Prize-winning economists understand about human behavior and financial freedom? Life lessons on decision-making, mindset, wisdom, success, character, personal growth, and why their economic insights still shape smarter choices today

Today's Top Quote of the Day by Milton Friedman, Joseph Stiglitz and Paul Krugman: Milton Friedman, Joseph Stiglitz, and Paul Krugman spent decades studying markets, governments, businesses, and human behavior. Their words are not merely academic observations. They are lessons drawn from decades of research, public debate, policy advising, and…

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James Talarico rolls out economic agenda that takes aim at “false Gospel of trickle-down economics”

Like his U.S. Senate rival, Ken Paxton, the Austin state lawmaker introduced a plan to address what he called an “affordability crisis.” But they differed on who is to blame for rising costs.

The Texas Tribune

Quote of the day by Jackie Chan: 'You don't get to do over parts or go back and change your path. Your life is decided by...' and how split-second choices reveal who you really are when there's no safety net

Jackie Chan's career highlights life's irreversible decisions and immediate choices. His demanding training instilled habits which guided his actions under pressure. Ancient philosophy and modern economics support this view of character formation. High-stakes decisions in business and aviation demonstrate their lasting impact. Accepting that every choice leaves a permanent mark…

The Times of India

'Salaries are being paid that defy all logic' – As the Tour de France Femmes booms, there are warnings about the economics of women's cycling

Fenix-Premier Tech team manager Philip Roodhooft warns that 'The investments have become too large to work with the current calendar'

Cycling News

Decolonizing economics means questioning where its ideas came from — and imagining new ones

Economics shapes many aspects of our daily lives, from the prices we pay to the policies governments adopt. Yet many of the ideas taught as universal principles of economics emerged from a narrow historical context and have rarely been examined through a decolonial lens.

The Conversation

Jersey Mike's Serves Fresh Gains After IPO Stumble

Jersey Mike's shares recovered after dipping below their $23 IPO price, as investors weigh debt paydown plans, franchise unit economics, and upcoming quiet period and lock-up expirations.

MarketBeat

Mark Cuban Turned to Grok to Test Zohran Mamdani's City-Owned Grocery Plan for NYC— and He Got a Rough Verdict

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban turned to AI chatbot Grok on Monday to test the economics behind New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani‘s proposal for city-owned grocery stores, asking whether the concept could break even after estimating store margins and operating costs.

Benzinga

Europe’s digital economy: How Europe can avoid a digital train crash

Europe benefited enormously from open markets and global trade. But the geopolitical environment has changed. Europe should remain open to investment and global cooperation, but only with trusted partners. Writes Andrea Giuricin an Expert in Transport Economics and Logistic in an Oped for Euronews.

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Chris Wood warns AI capex binge may burn billions as markets turn against Big Tech spending

Wood’s long-standing view is that the “hyperscalers will end up blowing a lot of money on their capex binge” and that AI could resemble the airline industry more than the winner-takes-all economics of the internet era.

The Economic Times

AI set to reshape insurance economics, push industry towards scale, specialisation: Report

Artificial intelligence is set to reshape the economics of the global insurance industry, with carriers, brokers and technology providers that move early potentially gaining a significant competitive edge as AI changes underwriting, distribution, productivity and the pace of innovation, according to a McKinsey report.

The Economic Times

Competition poses no risk to food delivery, company in a strong position: Swiggy

“We believe our competitive position in food delivery is durable with no near-term risks to the underlying growth trajectory. We have been agile to evaluate possible opportunities across pricing, formats, and even separate apps to open up the TAM (total addressable market) further while maintaining the economics of the core…

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“Think You’ve Mastered Adulting?”: Test Yourself With These 20 Home Economics Questions

Think you've mastered the everyday skills that make life run smoothly? This home economics trivia quiz is here to put your practical knowledge to the test. From cooking techniques and food safety to laundry care, budgeting, cleaning, and household essentials, these questions cover the real-world know-how we all use -…

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The Guardian - UK

Bank of England holds interest rates despite Iran war inflation threat - as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as three members of monetary policy committee vote to raise rates

The Economic Times

What is crypto staking and how does it work? A practical guide for beginners

Crypto staking allows holders to support blockchain networks and earn rewards. Validators are chosen based on committed tokens, reducing reliance on mining. Users can delegate tokens or use exchange services for easier participation. Staking rewards vary due to on-chain conditions and network economics. Understanding risks like volatility and redemption periods…

Reason

People Have Got To Try Being Normal About Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, and the WNBA

Plus: Congress struggling to regulate college sports, looking at the economics of World Cup hosts, and why are golf shows all the same?

The Economic Times

In late 2000s, scientists started working on new scientific concept related to brain, findings paved the way for detecting psychology behind making better decisions by human

Scientific research that began gaining momentum in the late 2000s continues to transform neuroscience, education, psychology, and behavioral economics. Its central lesson is both simple and profound: making better decisions begins with understanding how the mind works. By learning to think about our own thinking, humans gain one of the…

MarketBeat

5 Space Stocks Face a Brutal Correction: Which Ones Are Still Buys?

After a sector-wide selloff, RKLB, ASTS, RDW, LUNR and VOYG shares are down 50%-72% from highs. Valuations, margins and analyst ratings show which drops reflect real buying opportunities.

The Economic Times

Trump's new student visa rule could cost US economy up to $400 billion a year

A new report by the Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE) warns that the Trump administration's new student visa rule could discourage international students, shrink the US STEM talent pipeline and reduce economic output by up to $400 billion annually. The report urges Congress or the courts to intervene before…

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How Virtual Currency Marketplaces Turn Player Time Into a Consumer Choice

A live-service game may look like a self-contained world, yet every quest, auction, upgrade, and seasonal reset creates a small economy.

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