India received a Grade C—for the second consecutive year—on the quality of its national accounts and government finance data.
A surprise GDP number challenges slowdown fears. Read why rate cut expectations shifted and what stocks may benefit.
Looking back over the past year and ahead to 2026, it feels especially relevant to re-emphasize the importance of staying ...
South Africans can expect a modest salary increase in 2026, with remuneration and benefits consulting firm Axiomatic ...
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In 40 Years, Sensex Has Given A Jaw-Dropping 15,594% Returns: Here's Its Journey From 549 To 86,000
The BSE Sensex has demonstrated remarkable growth since its inception in 1986, rising from 549 points to approximately 86,000 ...
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4.3% GDP growth overstated by odd video game inflation data
Of video game-related sales last year, the games themselves accounted for 86.5% of spending. So the impact of changes in ...
One journalist has taken on the world's biggest AI companies, accusing OpenAI, Google, Meta and xAI of using copyrighted work ...
The Indian Rupee reached ‘historic lows’ when expressed in a few other developed world currencies as well. It crossed the 100 ...
DehydraTECH-semaglutide reduced overall side effects by 48% as compared to Rybelsus® DehydraTECH-semaglutide reduced gastrointestinal side effects by 55% as compared to Rybelsus® Recent financings ...
The Hainan Free Trade Port is the latest, most ambitious example of this experiment. The island-wide special customs ...
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Wages up, inflation down: why the economy could surge next
Wage growth is finally outrunning inflation, and that shift is quietly rewiring the outlook for the United States economy.
Why provide further stimulus to an economy that is already booming at an 8 per cent growth rate? asks Rajeswari Sengupta.
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