Rachel Reeves suffers new setback as UK economy unexpectedly shrinks
Some businesses said that customers waiting for Rachel Reeves' statement had impacted turnover...
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Is Rangely ready for end of oil boom?
Rangely provides an example of how regions dependent on oil and gas will require specific strategies based on the advantages and disadvantages of their particular locations...
Egypt aims to boost entrepreneurship investments to USD 5 billion: PM Mostafa Madbouly
The heads and representatives of ten prominent entrepreneurial companies met with PM Mostafa Madbouly to announce investments in the entrepreneurship sector...
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...
Business Leader of the Week: Tony Douglas-led Riyadh Air wants to create aviation industry’s ‘Steve Jobs Moment’
In the words of Tony Douglas, the entire trip can be booked from one place, meaning hotels, cars and experiences...
Microsoft, partners to generate USD 74 billion for UAE economy, says IDC analysis
Microsoft’s dedication to fostering local business growth and advancing the UAE’s aspirations to become a global technology hub was also underscored by the study...
How to identify bad bosses? Here are the traits
Bad bosses don't show an appetite to learn, and instead offer a one-size-fits-all approach...
South Africa introducing visa reforms to boost economy: Minister Leon Schreiber
Currently, foreigners who receive job offers in South Africa may have to wait months or even years to receive a visa, and their requests may occasionally be denied for unclear reasons...
US Elections 2024: Economy takes centre stage
The power transition from Trump to Biden occurred during the 2020-21 period, when the global economy was at a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic...
South Africa’s unemployment rate climbs, over eight million remain jobless
The African National Congress lost an absolute majority in the vote, probably in part because unemployment was a major political issue...