Flexible hours and rising second jobs place the UK among the world’s hardest-working countries, with remote work linked to changing patterns in productivity.
Despite the good news, progress is still required to ensure that real wages keep rising by 1% as envisioned in a government target, according to the Japan Productivity Center.
TOKYO -- Japan faces significant economic challenges due to labor shortages, and these have resulted in missed opportunities ...
The U.S. construction market offers significant opportunities driven by digital innovation, sustainable practices, and rising demand for residential and commercial spaces. Key areas include green ...
AngloGold Ashanti plc’s(2) ("AngloGold Ashanti", "AGA", the "Company" or the "Group") third quarter free cash flow* rose 141% year-on-year to a record $920m as continued cost discipline helped capture ...
The FTSE 100 hit a record high on Monday as global shares jumped on hopes that a historic US government shutdown was nearing ...
At the end of last August, President Donald Trump asserted that average wages for U.S. workers had risen by $546 during the first six months ...
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Frozen tax thresholds push 1 million Brits into highest band
The number of Brits paying the top rate of income tax has surged to a record high as frozen thresholds pull hundreds of ...
The maintenance segment continued its strong growth in Q3 2025 with third-party revenues up 12.9%, driven by a strong recovery in engine activities. Total revenues rose 10.2%. The operating result ...
If the September quarter consumer price index comes in higher than expected, it could postpone home loan relief for borrowers and create a dilemma for the RBA.
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