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The two South West cities have been predicted to be among the best in the UK for employment growth when the UK emerges from the current economic crisis

Recession fears are rampant in the face of widespread macroeconomic headwinds and will likely keep the stock market under pressure in the upcoming months. Therefore, it could be ideal to buy and hold industry-leading stocks, Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), that are well-positioned to help navigate a…

Financial services company SoFi Technologies (SOFI) recorded impressive growth across its business segments. However, the company’s losses widened, and analysts seem bearish about its earnings growth prospects due to its bleak fundamentals and the potential recessionary pressures. Thus, is it wise to buy this under $5 fintech stock? Read more…

Many market pundits expect a recession in 2023 as policymakers continue raising interest rates to cool the economy and quell inflation. Retirees looking for stable passive income might consider adding fundamentally sound dividend-paying stocks, Walmart (WMT), Kellogg Company (K), and Cardinal Health (CAH), to their portfolios now. Keep reading….

New research from Irwin Mitchell predicts Swansea will return to growth slightly faster than Cardiff in Q4 of 2023

Even a recession can’t keep job hoppers from flexing their upper hand.

The year ahead will no doubt be tough for the U.S. economy, but the chief economist at Moody’s Analytics wants us to be a little more optimistic.

However, Aberdeen’s economy is predicted to shrink in the next 12 months

Hong Kong (AFP) - Asian markets were mixed Wednesday as investors weighed China's reopening moves against its surging Covid cases, while recession concerns and a drop on Wall Street kept sentiment grounded.

POLLING experts have given us their predictions for what to expect in the year ahead after the chaos and upheavals of 2022.

Hong Kong (AFP) - Asian markets built on their positive start to the year Wednesday as investors brushed off a drop on Wall Street and weighed China's reopening moves with surging Covid cases, while recession concerns kept any rally in check.