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With an economy shrinking and unemployment at eight-year highs, New Zealand's central bank is all but certain to cut rates at its last meeting of the year.

A global surge in digital micro-entrepreneurs is reshaping the future of work, with direct selling, mobile technology, and AI empowering millions to build independent, flexible income streams across emerging markets.

Charity calls to bring taxes in line with economy class flights, with many private jet passengers currently paying minimal air passenger duty, no VAT and no fuel duty on polluting aviation fuel

Many couples without dependents believe their finances should be simpler, but the reality is that they’re increasingly getting taxed harder than ever. While families with children benefit from credits, deductions, and targeted relief programs, these households often fall through the cracks of modern tax policy. As the economy shifts, so…

Oasis concluded their Oasis Live 25 comeback tour with their second night in São Paulo, Brazil at the weekend. Over 41 dates, the band have dominated the live scene in music, with rave reviews and ticket mayhem - including some controversial dynamic pricing - and an estimated £1 billion generated…

The U.S. economy is projected to grow modestly in 2026, though job creation is expected to stay weak, according to a new NABE survey.

It comes just days after the prime minister was urged to tackle a ‘dangerous brain drain’ that is harming the UK economy

GOBankingRates spoke with two financial experts to find out what could happen to the economy due to these recent layoffs.

At the beginning of this year, I saw something in the jobs market I’d never seen before in my 30-plus years in the recruitment business. The economy was growing, yet jobs vacancies were shrinking. This is not normal. Usually when the economy is growing, this goes hand in hand with…

Investor and author Ruchir Sharma believes the decade-long era of “American exceptionalism” is peaking, warning that the U.S. economy has become dangerously reliant on a single technological narrative.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the U.S. economy is positioned for rapid expansion under President Donald Trump, citing a historic wave of manufacturing construction and tariff-driven capital investment that he argued will reshape the country's economic trajectory.