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If Rish! makes a speech and no one is there to hear it, has he made a speech?

Rishi Sunak’s weekly relaunch featured five new promises he won’t be around to keep

The Guardian - UK

Does Javier Milei’s dollarisation plan for Argentina make any economic sense?

President-elect’s idea is a gamble that is likely to crash an economy paying the price for mistakes of his predecessor

The Guardian - UK

What will Jeremy Hunt unveil in the Autumn Statement?

Jeremy Hunt is set to deliver the Autumn Statement on Wednesday

The Independent UK

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Treasury accused of ‘pure dogma’ by Patrick Vallance in pandemic notes

The Government’s former chief scientific adviser said there was a lack of transparency on analysis of Covid-19’s impact on the economy.

The Independent UK

Autumn statement: what to expect, what they're not saying, and the traps for Labour

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s budget on Wednesday, November 22 will put into place a major piece of the Conservative party’s strategy for the general election – the plan to turn the economy around and tackle the cost of living crisis. But with just over a year to go before an election…

The Conversation

Rishi Sunak says tax cuts on the way ahead of autumn statement

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt forecast to cut national insurance – as PM promises to ‘reward work’

The Independent UK

Starmer in No 10 would be as dangerous as Liz Truss, says Rishi Sunak

The Prime Minister said it would take discipline and the government would need to decide which cuts to prioritise.

The Independent UK

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IISR-Kozhikode develops new high-yielding pepper variety

IISR Kozhikode has developed a new high-yielding black pepper variety, 'IISR Chandra', using a unique approach. It has potential yield of 7.5 kg/vine, long spikes, compact setting & bold berries. Director R. Dinesh said it will be a game-changer for pepper economy. Licences for commercial production to be issued Nov…

The Hindu

PM unveils five new pledges as he promises tax cuts ahead of Autumn Statement

RISHI Sunak has said he is taking “five long-term decisions” in a bid to grow the economy and public finances.

The National (Scotland)

From Maxwell to Sharma: 2023 Cricket World Cup team of the tournament

Our cricket correspondent picks a best XI dominated by the two countries who took the field in Sunday’s final

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak: It’s time to cut tax to grow Britain’s economy

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said to be ready to cut national insurance – as PM promises to ‘reward work’ and boost growth at autumn statement

The Independent UK

A top analyst thinks we’re heading for a new ‘age of austerity’

A Fortune report analyzes the predictions of Jim Masturzo, chief investment officer at Research Affiliates.

Fortune

A third in UK missed work in 2022 due to delays accessing NHS care

Polling by Savanta shows 19% were not able to go to work as they were waiting for a GP appointment

The Guardian - UK

Javier Milei, a radical libertarian populist, elected president of Argentina

A former TV pundit and ultra-conservative economist has won Argentina's presidential election. Now he faces the challenge of turning around a crippled economy with staggering inflation of over 140%

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The Independent UK

Find ‘consensus’, CBI boss urges politicians ahead of budget

The next decade cannot be one of ‘low growth and lost opportunities’, Rain Newton-Smith will say.

The Guardian - AU

Argentina presidential election: far-right libertarian Javier Milei wins after rival concedes

Victory for TV celebrity turned politician catapults South America’s second-largest economy into an unpredictable future

Barchart

Will Home Builders Replenish Demand for Copper?

The end of the home construction season left the industry needing to replenish copper product supplies for the beginning of the 2024 home building season. Will their renewed demand be a catalyst for higher prices into the year-end?

The Guardian - UK

Night Shift review – interconnected stories of isolation and intimacy

Combining spoken dialogue with BSL this innovative production shines a light on the unsung heroes who keep the economy running while the world sleeps

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The Hindu

INCOIS ‘SAM’ study to understand fair weather patterns on seas for maritime activities

INCOIS scientists discover SAM climate pattern shapes sea conditions across Indian Ocean, aiding coastal planning, resource mgmt & disaster prep. Study findings can improve wave predictions & identify fair weather windows, benefitting fisherfolk & blue economy stakeholders. 40-yr data analysed to find positive SAM phase causes warm sea surface temp…

The Hindu

Entrepreneurs are returning from Europe-U.S. to be part of India’s growth story

“This is because the economy is growing and the opportunities are large and the government is very focused on entrepreneurs.”

The Guardian - US

Top US economists are often wrong – should we trust their predictions?

They write books, review papers and oversee research, and they oftentimes get things wrong – very wrong

The Guardian - UK

Hollywood ending unlikely for Jeremy Hunt, with progress on economy slow

Chancellor is upbeat but there is little chance of autumn statement changing voter perceptions of Tory plan

The Guardian - UK

Unions tell Tata Steel UK steelmaking is at risk if blast furnaces closed

Union leaders make last-ditch attempt to avert job cuts and massive hit to local economy in south Wales

France 24

Populist challenges economy minister in Argentina's presidential runoff

Voters in Argentina were heading to the polls Sunday in a presidential runoff election that will determine whether South America’s second-largest economy will take a rightward shift.

The Guardian - UK

If you think ‘bossware’ surveillance culture in the workplace is new, think again

The rise of intrusive software that lets employers monitor workers’ every move is part of ruthless corporate mindset, but its origins go back to 1900s scientific management theories

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