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Trump turns trial into circus as Biden tries to focus minds on economy

As a slew of Republicans went to the hush-money trial to show their fealty to their boss, the president tried to rise above it

The Guardian - US · May 19, 2024

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour could boost Europe’s economy more than America’s, experts predict

Europe has better public transport and benefits from the concerts happening over the summer—and Swifties are ready to buy into it.

Fortune · May 19, 2024

Dutton’s plan to cut immigration would cost Australia’s economy ‘billions’, treasurer says

Jim Chalmers says a proposal to reduce permanent migration to ease the housing crisis would damage the country’s skills base

The Guardian - AU · May 19, 2024

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If Putin wins in Ukraine, the British economy will be in the firing line

We and the EU must show the Russian leader we mean business and seize $300bn of his country’s central bank funds

The Guardian - UK · May 18, 2024

Japanese Stocks Post Record Dividends & Buybacks: How to Play It

More than half of Japan's largest companies have announced plans to raise their dividends in the current fiscal year. The announcement of share buybacks is also at an all-time high, as firms announced $7.7 billion worth of share buybacks in April - a record for the first month of a…

Barchart · May 18, 2024

Lebanon’s economic crisis endures, as does the EU’s ‘fear’ of refugees

Analysts question whether EU grants to Lebanon have anything to do with getting its economy out of the hole it is in.

Al Jazeera · May 18, 2024

Military Spending Pushes Russian Economic Growth Up

Russia's economy grew 5.4 percent in the first quarter of 2024, official statistics published Friday showed, as President Vladimir Putin denied military spending on his Ukraine offensive was reaching unsustainable levels.

International Business Times · May 17, 2024

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Jeremy Hunt accused of exaggerating Tories’ economic record

Chancellor also criticised for ‘dodgy dossier’ on Labour plans as he aims to make low tax a key election issue

The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2024

How accurate are Jeremy Hunt’s claims about the UK economy?

Chancellor seems to cherrypick data as he tries to outline how the Tories have got the country back on its feet

The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2024

Extreme heatwaves in south and south-east Asia are a sign of things to come

Since April 2024, wide areas of south and south-east Asia, from Pakistan to the Philippines, have experienced prolonged extreme heat. Covering some of the most densely populated regions in the world, the series of heatwaves has affected everything from human health and wellbeing to the economy and education.

The Conversation · May 17, 2024

Will Taylor Swift provide a £1bn boost to the UK economy?

Barclays’ analysis may be slightly off the mark, but the megastar is tapping into a new trend in spending

The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2024

'Gold Rush' For Stockholm With Taylor Swift Eras Tour

The weak Swedish currency, the krona, means tickets for Swift's three Stockholm dates are more affordable than elsewhere for many foreigners.

International Business Times · May 17, 2024

Hong Kong Embraces China's Digital Yuan In Local Economy

Hong Kong's decision to allow China's digital yuan in local shops marks a significant step towards digital currency integration, streamlining payment proce...

Top News · May 17, 2024

Malaysia's Economy Surpasses Expectations Despite Inflation Risks

Malaysia's economy shows unexpected growth despite inflation risks. Government initiatives and diverse sectors contribute to resilience.

The National (Scotland) · May 17, 2024

'Hold on a minute': Stephen Flynn continuously interrupted on BBC Question Time

STEPHEN Flynn was interrupted multiple times by almost all the panel as he tried to speak on the economy on last night's BBC Question Time ...

The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2024

Too much of a good thing? How hustle culture can become toxic – and its cost to UK businesses

All small business owners need a drive to succeed, but can it go too far? Recent research suggests that hustle culture can have its toxic side – with the potential to hit the bottom line for entrepreneurs and the UK economy

The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2024

UK politics: Vaughan Gething says Plaid Cymru ‘walked away from opportunity to deliver for Wales’ as it ends cooperation agreement - as it happened

Party ends its cooperation agreement with the Welsh Labour government in the Senedd over concerns regarding donations to leader Vaughan Gething

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The Hindu · May 17, 2024

India's 2024 economic growth projection revised upwards by U.N. to nearly 7%

The United Nations has revised upwards India’s growth projections for 2024, with the country’s economy now forecast to expand by close to 7% this year, mainly driven by strong public investment and resilient private consumption.

International Business Times · May 17, 2024

Dominican Republic To Vote In Poll Dominated By Haiti Crisis

Dominican President Luis Abinader is poised for a comfortable re-election on Sunday, analysts say, buoyed by support for his tough stance on migration from troubled neighboring Haiti.

The Conversation · May 16, 2024

Out with the old: Blue- and white- collar job labels aren’t cutting it anymore

The old way of classifying jobs as blue- or white-collar is no longer relevant in Canada’s modern labour market. Our 21st century economy and workforce are too complex to boil jobs and work categories down to a simple blue- or white-collar contrast.

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