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The S&P 500 is poised for further appreciation in 2026, led by non-tech sectors amid an accelerating capital rotation from ...

When President John Dramani Mahama launched Ghana's revolutionary diplomatic Key Performance Indicators on 1st September 2025, one mandate stood out for its transformational potential yet received ...

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Journalist with the Economist explores our relationship with this ‘zero-sum’ asset: you either have it or you don’t ...

Varied menus, increased tech adoption, and a boost in M&A activity could define the restaurant landscape in 2026.

The Centre has finally notified the four Labour Codes, which are expected to reduce the compliance burden, improve ease of doing business and benefit the labour force. But the long-awaited reforms ...

A persistent labor-time gap reflects deeper features of Korea’s economic model rather than cultural habits alone.

When interpreting the macro economy, it is always best to look across a broad range of indicators and over longer periods of ...

In 2026, minimum wage will vary sharply nationwide, with some states raising pay, others already offering higher rates, and many still at the federal $7.25 rate.

This paper examines how AI and digital technology diffusion, the green transition, globalisation and population ageing jointly affect labour market tightness across 26 OECD countries and 34 sectors.