China vows to issue more debt, cut interest rates next year
China pledged to boost its economy amidst rising trade tensions with the US and internal economic challenges. The government will
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Chris Price
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Economy shrinks in blow for Starmer
Britain’s economy shrank in October, official figures show, days after Sir Keir Starmer watered down manifesto pledges on growth.]]>...
Tama Kazmierczak
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UK economy unexpectedly contracts 0.1% in October
UK economy unexpectedly contracts 0.1% in October Financial Times...
Quartix Ltd
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From Small Contracts to Big Gigs: The Power of Vehicle Tracking for SMEs
Thursday 12 December, 2024 The gig economy, valued at an estimated £450 billion globally, offers an opportunity for small businesses
Brian Wang
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Next Administrator Jared Isaacman Gives Vision for NASA and Space
The next NASA administrator Jared Isaacman talks about using Space to make the United States more economically competitive. Hiss vision
James Field
11:20
Iran opts for digital asset regulation than restrictions
Riding the wave of 'crypto' popularity in the U.S. following Trump's presidential win, Iran is looking to regulate digital assets
Dipo Awojobi
05:20
Non-Issuance Of Certificate To ABUAD Setback For Nigeria’s Economy – Afe Babalola
The founder of Afe Babalola University Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), Afe Babalola, has expressed disappointment over the Federal Government’s refusal to issue
Sumeet Hameed
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PM Shehbaz to Launch New $1 Trillion Economic Transformation Plan on Friday
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved the Uraan Pakistan National Economic Transformation Plan, which will be officially launched this Friday.
Burundi 2040: Is Corruption Undermining the Vision? [Business Africa]
This week, we explore Burundi's ambitions to become an industrial economy by 2040, Burkina Faso's progress in industrialization through crowdfunding,
Brianna McIlraith
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Interest rates, inflation and Trump: How the economy will fare in 2025
It has been a tough year financially for many Kiwis but there is optimism for next year...
