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Gig workers' incentives cool; YC attendees resell AI creditsHappy Tuesday! Despite a shortage of delivery workers, payouts for gig riders have increased only slightly this summer. This and more in to...- Why did the US stock market crash today? Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq sink deep into red as Iran tensions and soaring oil prices fuel fresh inflation fears across Wall StreetUS stock market crash today shocked Wall Street after US CPI inflation jumped to 3.8%, the highest level in three years. The Dow Jones fell...
- 5 Chinese Zodiac Signs Attracting Career Success This Lunar New Year - Are you the luck one?Chinese New Year 2026 is not passive energy. The Year of the Horse amplifies speed, leadership, and bold career moves. Five Chinese zodiac ...
- Global Market Today: Asian stocks rise, Treasuries fall after strong US jobs dataAsian equities reached a record high, outperforming US markets due to attractive valuations and robust growth prospects. This surge occurre...
- US private sector hiring rebounds in December: ADPPrivate sector hiring rose by 41,000 jobs last month, ADP said, but came in below the 48,000 expected in surveys of economists by Dow Jones...
- U.S. employers added surprisingly solid 119,000 jobs in September, government says in delayed reportAmerican employers added 119,000 jobs in September. This key economic report was delayed by the government shutdown. The unemployment rate ...
- Asian stocks decline, Yen climbs ahead of US jobs dataShares in Japan, Australia and South Korea opened lower, while equity futures for Hong Kong also fell. Declines in Tokyo partly reflected a...
- Wall Street rises on US-China trade optimism, energy boostMajor stock indexes closed higher on Tuesday, driven by energy stocks and optimism over U.S.-China trade talks after Trump delayed tariffs ...
- Gold prices mired by higher rates, US CPI in focus for the coming weekThe yellow metal started the week on a positive note, after the ISM Manufacturing PMI in the United States fell to 46 in June 2023, from 46...
- Rupee seen struggling to rise much in coming months: Poll"Over the next three months, you could start seeing some support for the rupee come back again and the reason for that could be the Fed fin...
- Fed minutes to reveal source of inflation angst pushing up ratesAt the December meeting, policymakers opted for a half-point rate hike, following four three-quarter-point moves. But they also signaled an...
- Economy stagnant, lack of direction in government: P ChidambaramChidambaram tore into government's management of economy saying there is "complete lack of direction" with no command over situation.
- More hiring, higher salaries in coming months: Midyear Job Forecast73 per cent of employers plan to hire full-time, permanent staff over coming months while 60 per cent plan to hire temporary or contract wo...
- Many governments don't understand gains from aviation industry: IATAThe aviation industry remains "highly constrained" by high taxes and regulations though the sector is set to contribute a whopping $ 116 bi...
- US growth to surge to 3.3% in 2012: White HouseThe White House on Thursday forecast an economic rebound next year with growth surging to 3.3 per cent from a tepid 2.1 per cent this year.
- Outlook for 2011 economy is brightening: SurveyUS employers will hire more workers this year, and the economy will grow faster than envisioned three months ago, according to a survey tha...
- UK industries hum, bolster growth engineNew orders rose at the fastest pace since May as export demand increased, and employment growth stayed close to the record high seen in Nov...
- Infosys, TCS to go on hiring spree in Q4Apart from new openings, companies are also offering incentives and promotions, which was frozen during the slowdown. India's top BPOs | In...
- Fed likely to hold rates, stay focused on inflationWhen Federal Reserve officials meet next week, they will do what they have done at four previous policy-making sessions: leave the overnigh...
- Cos go slow on expansions as inventories riseJust-in-time inventories are turning into just-too-much at companies around the world. From Dodge Ram pickup trucks to Sanyo mobile telepho...
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