Should India take a cue from America’s Genius Act and permit the launch of suitably regulated digital tokens? A cryptosceptic ...
One of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s greatest political accomplishments is about to be wiped away by California voters. Why hasn’t ...
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Chinese reality checkers: After Xi-Trump meet, India needs to reposition itself in a changed terrain
India can no longer rely on its previous geopolitical strength. The long-held beliefs about US-China interactions have crumbled, requiring a strategic overhaul. India must now reconsider its ...
Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside would transfer all of its assets and obligations to Sharp HealthCare for 30 years, ...
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Oklahoma Chronicle: One-on-one with Gov. Kevin Stitt amid government shutdown, Operation SAFE
The initiative from Gov. Kevin Stitt has made headlines, drawing a lot of praise and some criticism when it was unveiled in Tulsa.
He stormed the governor’s mansion as a big-business conservative who wanted to reform worker ... arguing that other A-listers were staying quiet about the presidential vote — a calculus more befitting ...
In an era where geopolitical fault lines are drawn in economic ink, one question keeps surfacing: Is Germany's deep-rooted business entanglement with ...
It’s anthropological research disguised as retail therapy—the authentic style preferences of Western New York residents displayed on accessible racks and shelves. The store’s proximity to other ...
The world's oil supply is largely expected to enter an extreme glut in 2026. Just how big that overhang will be is complicated.
When the Dutch Government dug up a 73-year-old law to seize control of a Chinese-owned chipmaker, they set a new global ...
Beyond glittering product launches, a pattern has emerged in US-based big tech companies for 2025. For all the talk about innovation and efficiency, the real story this year has been one of ...
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The end of labour hoarding: How corporate America’s new ruthlessness signals a turning point
When profits sag and costs rise, it is the first to be slashed. A host of factors have pushed employers toward this calculus: renewed tariff uncertainty, overstaffing from the pandemic boom, and a ...
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