Interest rate hikes gather pace across globe as deficits and debt spiral
Take a deep breath. It’ll only take a few minutes from Michele Bullock’s ascension to the podium at…
‘Misleading parliament’: Anthony Albanese’s Marrickville Golf Club grant claim refuted by Department of Infrastructure
Anthony Albanese has been accused of misleading parliament over $6 million in funding that was provided to a…
Rising Gasoline Prices Fuel Fresh Inflation Fears in the U.S.
A surge in energy costs is expected to drive overall U.S. consumer inflation higher, with September numbers seen…
Malta reaffirms its commitment to the Trust Fund for Victims with a new voluntary contribution
Malta reaffirms its commitment to the Trust Fund for Victims with a new voluntary contribution The Republic of…
How Should the Federal Reserve Deal With the AI Bubble?
The Federal Reserve faces a momentous decision tomorrow on whether to raise interest rates, and the calculation will…
Flash estimate: Inflation in Estonia up 0.3% in August | News
Estonia’s annual inflation fell to 1.3 percent in August, its lowest level since spring 2021, Statistics Estonia said.…
Brazil Treats Minority AI Stakes as Major Competition Signals
The defining antitrust question of the artificial intelligence era may be less about how aggressively regulators intervene than…
Big Tech’s AI Gatekeepers Could Draw Regulatory Scrutiny
The legal architecture governing software rests on a useful assumption: However sophisticated the technology becomes, somewhere behind it…
UK Inflation Set to Rebound as Energy Bills Surge
Rising energy prices are poised to send UK inflation rearing back up, as economists warn that the summer…
Oil prices rise, stocks mixed ahead of crucial US inflation data
South Korean stocks enjoyed a healthy rally thanks to gains in market heavyweights SK hynix and Samsung (Jung…
Inflation up 2.2% in July, lowest in more than 5 years | News
The consumer price index (CPI) rose by 2.2 percent on year to July, state agency Statistics Estonia reported,…
The upside of downsizing: Chinese youth leave the rat race for more affordable small towns
For five years, Alice Zheng, a former bank loan reviewer, followed the path expected of many young Chinese:…