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Japan narrowly avoids a technical recession in 2025, government report shows

Japan's economy grew at only a 0.2% annual pace in the last quarter of 2025, according to a government report released this Monday. Growth for all of last year came in at just 1.1%.

Euronews

How the fan economy is making everyone a winner

There’s a new business model in town — now devoted followers are participating directly with their heroes, writes Chris Blackhurst

Evening Standard

Japan's economy barely grows in the last quarter as exports slow, with 2025 expansion just 1.1%.

Japan has reported its economy expanded at an anemic 0.2% annual pace in the last quarter, with growth for 2025 at just 1.1%

The Independent UK

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One tax still off the table as treasurer weighs reform

The International Monetary Fund report is calling for a hike in the GST and other tax changes, while praising the handling of Australia's economy.

AAP

8 Subscriptions Seniors Forget to Cancel — And What They Cost

The modern economy is built on the “set it and forget it” business model, which disproportionately targets seniors who may not monitor their bank statements...

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Childcare solution springs up for Nairobi's market trader mothers

While informal markets keep Kenya's economy going, childcare solutions for the mostly female traders are scarce. But now small daycare centres are opening at the markets, allowing these women to work without worrying about their children.

Radio France Internationale

As Alberta separatists court the U.S., prosperity is fuelling a sovereigntist turn

In the past year, leaders of Alberta’s main separatist organization have travelled repeatedly to Washington, D.C., for quiet meetings with senior American government officials in the Treasury and State departments. They’ve reportedly discussed everything from adopting the American dollar to building an independent Alberta military.

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I drove the Kia Sportage Hybrid for a week — and it’s the perfect SUV for people not ready for an EV

The 2026 Kia Sportage Hybrid is a compact SUV that's big on style and convenience features, which help it to ditch the hybrid stereotype.

Tom’s Guide

2 Economic Scenarios That Could Trigger Another Wave of Stimulus Checks, According to Economists

An article published earlier this year by USA Today explored the idea of Americans receiving a "tariff dividend" refund check, as President Trump mentioned.

GOBankingRates

7 Historic Empires Richer Than the Mughals You Probably Didn’t Learn About

When history recalls the wealthiest empires of the world, the Mughal Empire often features prominently for its opulent courts, monumental architecture, and dominance in the Indian subcontinent. At its peak around the 17th century, the Mughal Empire controlled about 24 % of the world’s economy, making it one of the…

Times Life

6 Retirement Income Myths That Are Falling Apart This Winter

Retirement planning is often built on “rules of thumb” that work well in spreadsheets but fail in the messy reality of the 2026 economy. For...

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The Goldilocks economy, if you don't look too close

The economy and the markets look stable, on the surface at least.

Axios

Trump vowed to boost Black business. Critics say he's failed so far

"When the economy weakens, Black households are usually the first to feel the effects," a researcher says.

Axios

Your essential services are one surprise failure away from disruption. Consider how physical AI could tackle the crisis

I'm a physical AI founder and I'm shocked by how our entire economy runs on essential services maintained with methods from the Roman era. Time for change.

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Reason

In Mamdani's War on Delivery Apps, New Yorkers Are the Collateral Damage

New York City's own past policies are to blame for much of the gig economy drama, which Mayor Mamdani will further exacerbate.

MarketBeat

MarketBeat Week in Review – 02/09 - 02/13

Stocks were headed for another down week despite encouraging economic data on inflation and hiring that continued to support forecasts of a strong economy

Evening Standard

Sir Keir Starmer says he ‘ended the week much stronger’ after political strife

The Prime Minister said his party was ‘completely united’ on issues including Ukraine and the economy.

The Guardian - UK

UK migration could be negative this year – how will that hit the economy?

Universities, builders and health trusts are feeling the squeeze, as thinktank says effect of zero net migration could be similar to Brexit

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Euronews

Food worth flying for: Unique in-flight meals from around the globe

From Malaysian satay skewers to Korean bibimbap, these airline dishes are not your typical in-flight fare.

Fortune

Marc Andreessen made a dire software prediction 15 years ago. Now it’s happening in a way nobody imagined

The billionaire venture capitalist explained why software would eat the world in 2011. He had no idea.

The Independent UK

Minnesotans welcome the immigration surge drawdown but remain vigilant

The Trump administration is scaling back its immigration enforcement surge in and around the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, but state officials and residents say its effects on Minnesota’s economy and immigrant communities will linger

Fortune

Top analyst warns the economy is figuring out how to grow without creating new jobs, leaving a major vulnerability

The economy will grow because of higher productivity, aided in part by AI, says Michael Pearce of Oxford Economics. But people aren’t core to that story.

The Independent UK

Can tax help Malawi out of a health funding crisis deepened by Trump’s aid cuts?

The country is having difficulty rolling out tax measures aimed at trying to revive an ailing economy that has been further weakened by falling aid spending

Clever Dude

9 Tax Deductions That Quietly Trigger IRS Review for Side Hustlers

If you’re a side hustler, freelancer, or gig economy wizard, you already know that tax season can feel like walking a tightrope over a pit of angry paperwork. Claiming deductions isn’t just about trimming your tax bill—it’s about survival, sanity, and sometimes, the thrill of seeing your numbers line up…

The Independent UK

Hard-up Americans are selling their blood to cope with the cost of living crisis

Over 200,000 people a day are exchanging their plasma for cash across the country, up 30 percent in four years, according to new research

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