Erosion of trust: Dark web’s financial fallout
Financial institutions are valuable targets of cybercriminals who use the dark web to plan and execute data theft...
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Labour government’s water sector challenge
In 1989, the UK government cancelled all of the previous water authorities' long-term debt and gave money as a green dowry to the newly formed companies to facilitate privatisation...
Creating a sustainably driven transport industry
An essential component of the shift to a lower-carbon economy is the transportation sector...
Wage wars: The battle for more money
While companies may offer pay increases, as seen with Boeing's offer of a 25% wage hike and a USD 3,000 signing bonus, workers are increasingly rejecting these deals...
Power cuts: The demon affecting South Africa’s growth
As things stand, South Africa will be hit harder than any other nation due to its heavy reliance on coal...
US polls countdown: Jobs report anxiety rises
August saw a decrease in the unemployment rate from 4.3% to 4.2% as employers added 142,000 jobs, which was less than anticipated...
Will Dissanayake pull Sri Lanka out of the abyss?
Sri Lanka's economy is expected to grow 3% in 2024, reversing 2023's contraction, while inflation, which peaked at 70% in September 2022, moderated to 0.5% in August this year...
Rising costs squeeze German businesses hard
Since 2015, China has been Germany's most significant trading partner, and in 2022, trade between the two reached a record high...
Bangladesh’s political reset faces economic hurdles
Bangladesh's economy is in terrible shape, with foreign reserves fast depleting, prices skyrocketing, the banking system in disarray, and most economic activity coming to a complete halt...
The world of crowdfunding
The early 2020 stock market crash showed how investors worldwide became more hesitant to invest in crowdfunding...