A new research report reveals a substantial 13% decline in employment among young American workers in AI-exposed roles — a trend that could reshape the labor market for a generation. By examining payroll records spanning millions of workers, the study… Read More ›
The U.S. economy delivered a stronger-than-expected performance in the second quarter, expanding at a 3.3% annualized rate—up from the initial 3.0% estimate and exceeding forecasts. This rebound reflects a combination of resilient consumer spending, domestic demand strength, and pronounced trade… Read More ›
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has stepped into an unprecedented legal showdown by suing former President Trump to block his attempted removal from the Fed Board. The lawsuit, filed in Washington D.C., not only challenges the legality of the firing… Read More ›
India finds itself navigating a geopolitical maze — balancing economic pressure from the United States, energy dependence on Russia, and a cautiously thawing relationship with China. This delicate strategic posture reflects New Delhi’s pursuit of autonomy amid a volatile global… Read More ›
India moved quickly to roll out a package of support measures and an export reorientation strategy after a sweeping U.S. tariff increase raised duties on many Indian goods to as much as 50%. The government’s response combines immediate financial relief,… Read More ›
Access to a national-scale AI supercomputer promises to accelerate the hunt for tumour-specific targets and to compress the early stages of personalised cancer vaccine development. By enabling researchers to analyse tens of thousands of patient datasets and run far larger… Read More ›
Cambricon Technologies has transformed from a loss-making contender into one of China’s most watched semiconductor success stories, posting a blistering rise in revenue and record profit in the first half of the year. Investors and industry executives say the company’s… Read More ›
U.S. consumers with strong credit histories are increasingly falling behind on their debt obligations, signaling a broader shift in the financial resilience of American households. While historically considered the least likely to default, individuals in the prime and superprime categories… Read More ›
Western automakers are confronting an era of unprecedented complexity as the industry navigates overlapping economic, geopolitical, regulatory, and technological pressures. Executives increasingly describe the current environment as a “polycrisis,” a term used to characterize simultaneous, interconnected crises that amplify one… Read More ›
The Trump administration is weighing unprecedented punitive measures — including visa restrictions — against European Union and member-state officials involved in implementing the bloc’s Digital Services Act (DSA). The prospect of sanctions, still described in media reports as source-based information,… Read More ›
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