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As the European Central Bank pauses on interest rate hikes, investors await key economic reports this week that will influence future monetary policy directions.
China has committed to a $167 billion mega-dam project in Tibet, prioritizing economic stimulus and clean energy while overlooking environmental risks and escalating tensions with India.
The UK government plans to reinstate the Pensions Commission, originally established by the Labour government, to tackle the growing problem of insufficient retirement savings among Britons amid economic uncertainty.
AI companies are scaling back reliance on low-paid gig workers in Africa and Asia, investing instead in highly skilled experts to improve data labeling quality and develop more sophisticated AI models.
Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, denies allegations from a misconduct investigation, criticizing the breach of media confidentiality and escalating a dispute within the organization.
Facing growing fatigue with endless swiping and texting, dating apps introduce personal interactions like double dates and face-to-face meetings to restore meaningful connections among Gen Z users.
Despite election exit polls indicating a setback for the ruling LDP, Prime Minister Ishiba pledges to remain dedicated to addressing Japan's pressing national issues and leading the government forward.
Despite seemingly strong jobs and stock markets, the US economy is showing signs of fragility, with consumer confidence wavering and multiple risks threatening growth sustainability.
The European Commission issues stern warnings to Italy and Spain over state meddling in banking mergers, marking a pivotal move in Brussels' broader strategy to foster financial sector consolidation across the EU.