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Olympia exhibition centre reopens after £1.3bn revamp

The site will host around 800 events each year, with the developers predicting it will inject more than £600 million into the UK economy annually

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Electric trucks at low-carbon crossroads

The trucks that keep Thailand moving may soon decide how well the country competes in a low-carbon world -- if the government gets it right.

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Stuck in acres of mediocre: External shocks expose India's slide into middle-income stagnation

India's economy is experiencing a slowdown. High growth and low inflation mask underlying issues of weak demand and poor productivity. This situation is pushing India towards a middle-income trap, a path previously taken by other nations. External shocks are highlighting structural weaknesses like jobs and wages crises.

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FED:Slowing economy could shut the door on more rate hikes

Stagnant productivity means households face higher inflation and lower living standards but the treasurer hopes cheaper housing will ward off voter discontent.

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Slowing economy could shut the door on more rate hikes

Stagnant productivity means households face higher inflation and lower living standards but the treasurer hopes cheaper housing will ward off voter discontent.

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Welcome to the summer of 'Butter Yellow,' the shade of consumer anxiety

Soft palettes, nostalgic spending, and what America's newest aesthetic obsession reveals about the economy underneath.

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China Retail Sales in May Fall For the First Time in Three Years

Data released Tuesday by China's National Bureau of Statistics showed that retail sales, a key gauge of consumer spending, fell 0.6% in May from a year earlier.

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Move over, Hollywood; build a digital community and they will come

Comment from Auckland University: NZ can use scale to its advantage by positioning itself as a community-first digital economy, says Kenny Ching

Evening Standard

Minister ‘disappointed’ proposed employment law reforms remain ‘blocked’

Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald said workers and families are being ‘let down’ by the DUP’s ‘blocking’ of the draft legislation.

The Times of India

Indian captain arrested after UK seizes Russian shadow fleet tanker in Channel operation

The UK has arrested and charged an Indian national after intercepting a Russian “shadow fleet” oil tanker in the English Channel, as London simultaneously unveiled a fresh round of sanctions aimed at tightening pressure on Moscow’s wartime economy.

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'Work hard, stay loyal, and the system will reward you': the Boomer credo is a Gen X betrayal and a Millennial pipe dream

Four generations have four different "generational contracts," research from O.C. Tanner found. It comes down to a question of belief in the system.

The Economic Times

India can build Starlink-like satellite constellations: SatCom India President Subba Rao

India is poised to become a major player in the global space economy. Reforms and government backing are enabling private companies to build satellite constellations. These constellations will serve global markets, offering high-speed internet. Indian entrepreneurship, guided by a broader purpose, will drive this growth. This initiative opens significant opportunities…

The Conversation

Building data centers in space is an intriguing idea on paper, but major engineering challenges must be solved

Imagine if one company could become the railroad, electric utility and cloud-computing provider of the emerging space economy. That potential fueled excitement around the long-anticipated initial public offering of SpaceX. Investors are not simply betting on rockets anymore. They are betting on an entire orbital ecosystem.

The Independent UK

World Cup could deliver £7.6bn boost to UK economy – but ‘sickies’ may cost billions

A successful campaign by Harry Kane and his teammates could bring a useful boost to the struggling economy

Salon

Are rural white folks done with Trump?

President's lies about the failing economy are catching up to him. UFC Freedom 250 won't fix that

The Economic Times

Iran says talks on final US deal to begin this week

Iran and the United States are set to begin crucial nuclear and sanctions relief talks this week. An agreement to end a recent war is expected to be signed soon. Negotiations will focus on Iran's nuclear program and the lifting of sanctions. The Strait of Hormuz is anticipated to reopen,…

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Mobile Technologies Contributed $240 Billion to Africa's Economy in 2025 as the Continent Enters a New Phase of Digital Transformation

LONDON, June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Mobile technologies and services contributed $240 billion to Africa's economy in 2025, equivalent to 7.8% of GDP, according to the GSMA's Mobile Economy Africa 2026 report. The sector also supported approximately 13 million jobs and generated $45 billion in public revenues, underlining the growing…

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