Labor market ‘worse than the ’70s’ as strikes hit UK, Nobel Prize-winning economist says
Pissarides, who won the Nobel Prize for economics for his work analyzing job markets, said the labor market looks “worse than the 1970s” right now.
Pissarides, who won the Nobel Prize for economics for his work analyzing job markets, said the labor market looks “worse than the 1970s” right now.
Germany, Italy, Austria and the Netherlands have all indicated that coal-fired plants could be used to compensate for a cut in Russian gas supplies.
Australia’s leading wine industry body Wine Australia will be closing a key office in China after sales continue to tank.
The Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, Swiss National Bank and the Bank of England all moved to rein in inflation last week, albeit to varying degrees.
With recession on the horizon, an increasing number of U.S. observers say the Biden administration should lift U.S.-China tariffs, or “taxes on goods”
Singapore lacks natural resources — the country imports more than 90% of its food from more than 170 countries and regions.
Asia-Pacific markets looked set to be mixed on Tuesday while the Australia’s central bank governor will speak on monetary policy and inflation.
Stocks have been slammed this year but Morgan Stanley says these global companies are set to return excess cash to shareholders.
UBS says 2026 will be an “inflection point” for electric vehicles — and names the tech stocks it expects to benefit.
“It depends on the investigation,” President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told NBC News when asked about Alexander Drueke and Andy Huynh.