US consumers are increasingly anxious about the economic impact of tariffs, as sentiment drops and inflation expectations ...

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What we have is chaos. One U.S. uncertainty index of economic policy, which goes back to 1985, has been higher at only one ...

Geopolitical tensions, trade conflicts, and major policy shifts are reshaping the global economy as we enter 2025. Click to ...

Profound changes, driven by an increased need for computing power, advanced hardware, strategic investments and partnerships, are redrawing the global tech map and making it clear that we need to act ...

SYDNEY--The world growth outlook is looking decidedly grim as the international community grapples with a deepening global trade war, roiled financial markets and enormous shifts in strategic ...

The benefits of a well-nourished childhood extend far beyond individual health, contributing to broader economic and social ...

China has been the stabilizer of the world economy. As the second largest economy in the world, China contributes to around 30 percent of global growth every year on average. China is the major ...

Car insurance rates are affected by a global ripple—things like changes in U.S. trade relations or rising costs at local auto body shops may impact the cost of insurance. That may leave ...

India's CRDMO sector is projected to reach US$ 25 billion by 2035, driven by cost advantages, fast project startups, and growing biologics expertise, strengthening its global pharma innovation role.

In terms of global trade, the U.S. share is barely 11 percent. But the U.S. economy makes up one fourth of the global GDP and of course is the largest. President Trump is upset about the trade deficit ...