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As the US grappled with the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, new data paints a bleak picture. Inflation-adjusted income witnessed a decline, while the child poverty rate more than doubled from 2021, according to the recent U.S. Census Bureau report. The U.S. economy’s

In a groundbreaking move, the African Union was inducted as a permanent member of the G20 today. The induction took place in New Delhi at the opening session of the G20 Summit. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, leading the session, formally invited Azali Assoumani,

A recent World Bank report has revealed that the ‘gig economy‘ comprises an unexpected 12% of the global labor market, surpassing previous estimates. This sector offers substantial opportunities, especially for women and young individuals in developing nations. While online gig work continues

A former Goldman Sachs International employee, Ian Dodd, who served as the global head of recruiting from 2018 to 2021, has lodged a £1 million lawsuit in London, accusing the esteemed investment bank of fostering a “culture of bullying.” Dodd’s allegations paint

Amidst a backdrop of economic fragility and reliance on foreign aid, Pakistan’s currency, the rupee (PKR), has once again fallen dramatically against the US dollar, marking a distressing record low, the country’s central bank reported. From Islamabad, the State Bank of Pakistan

In a historic move, Belgium has successfully raised a staggering €21.9 billion ($23.65 billion) from retail investors through a bond sale, eclipsing previous records and signaling the public’s growing dissatisfaction with stagnant bank deposit rates. Launched on August 24, this

In a strategic move aimed at enhancing global trade infrastructure, DP World has acquired a 58% equity stake in Turkey’s Evyap Port. The partnership will focus on bolstering container port facilities and streamlining efficiencies in the critical Marmara gateway market, positioning the new

After a string of six quarters in the red, the European Union’s trade balance has swung back into surplus, largely attributed to a dip in energy prices. This is as per the findings from Eurostat, the European Union’s statistical office.

Brazil’s “growth acceleration” plan, known as PAC, has been reintroduced, with a projected 1.7 trillion reais ($347.5 billion) in investments. This new initiative is set to leverage an extensive public-private partnership framework. Alongside, the government aims to drive an ecological transition,

SK Telecom Co., South Korea’s premier wireless service provider, announced a strategic $100 million investment in U.S.-based artificial intelligence (AI) powerhouse, Anthropic. This move underscores the telecom giant’s commitment to broaden its influence in the AI landscape. San Francisco’s Anthropic, renowned