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US Economy Grows, but Hiring Slows: Is ‘Jobless Growth’ Taking Hold?

Despite robust economic expansion, many Americans are struggling to find work in an increasingly puzzling labor market. Jacob Trigg, a former tech project manager in Texas, has submitted over 2,000 applications without

13/02/2026

Economy

Samsonite Plans U.S. Dual Listing to Broaden Investor Reach

Hong Kong-listed Samsonite announced plans Friday to pursue a U.S. dual listing to expand its global investor base. The luggage maker, owner of American Tourister and Tumi, intends to list through American

13/02/2026

Economy

Yen Heads for Strongest Weekly Gain in 15 Months After Takaichi Election Win

The Japanese yen is set for its strongest weekly rise in over a year after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s election victory eased fiscal concerns. The currency has surged 2.7% this week against

13/02/2026

Economy

Global Stocks Pull Back Ahead of Key U.S. Inflation Data as Tech, AI Fears Linger

Global equities retreated from record highs Friday as investors braced for crucial U.S. inflation data and assessed renewed technology sector weakness. The MSCI All-Country index slipped 0.2%, while Europe’s STOXX 600 traded

13/02/2026

Economy

China Boosts U.S. Sorghum, Australian Barley Imports Amid Corn Shortage

Chinese buyers are sharply increasing imports of U.S. sorghum and Australian barley after heavy rains damaged domestic corn supplies. Traders report bookings of roughly 2.5 million metric tons of U.S. sorghum in

12/02/2026

Economy

Trump Threatens to Block $6.4BN US-Canada Bridge Over Ownership Dispute

President Donald Trump has threatened to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, escalating tensions with Canada over ownership and revenue control. Following a “clear and direct” call with Prime

11/02/2026

Economy

Heineken to Cut 6,000 Jobs as Weak Beer Demand Hits Profit Outlook

Heineken will cut up to 6,000 jobs globally and lowered its 2026 profit growth outlook, citing weak consumer demand across key markets. The reductions represent nearly 7% of its 87,000 workforce, as

11/02/2026

Economy

Italy Industrial Output Slips in December, but Recovery Signs Strengthen

Italy’s industrial output fell 0.4% in December month-on-month, slightly better than forecasts, yet broader data suggest the country’s prolonged manufacturing slump may be easing. A Reuters poll had predicted a 0.5% decline,

11/02/2026

Economy

Target to Cut 500 Jobs as Retailer Refocuses on Store Investment

Target will cut about 500 jobs across U.S. regional offices and distribution sites, aiming to redirect resources toward stores and win back customers. Executives outlined the reductions in an internal email obtained

10/02/2026

Economy

Gold Slips as Risk Appetite Rises, U.S. Data in Focus

Gold prices edged lower as improving risk appetite lifted global equities, reducing demand for safe havens ahead of key U.S. economic data. Spot gold fell 0.2% to $5,055.29 an ounce, retreating from

10/02/2026

Economy

Economy - Page 14

US Economy Grows, but Hiring Slows: Is ‘Jobless Growth’ Taking Hold?

Samsonite Plans U.S. Dual Listing to Broaden Investor Reach

Yen Heads for Strongest Weekly Gain in 15 Months After Takaichi Election Win

Global Stocks Pull Back Ahead of Key U.S. Inflation Data as Tech, AI Fears Linger

China Boosts U.S. Sorghum, Australian Barley Imports Amid Corn Shortage

Trump Threatens to Block $6.4BN US-Canada Bridge Over Ownership Dispute

Heineken to Cut 6,000 Jobs as Weak Beer Demand Hits Profit Outlook

Italy Industrial Output Slips in December, but Recovery Signs Strengthen

Target to Cut 500 Jobs as Retailer Refocuses on Store Investment

Gold Slips as Risk Appetite Rises, U.S. Data in Focus

Federal Reserve Bolsters Banking Stability for U.S. Economy

Crypto Market Plunge: Bitcoin, Ether See Sharp Weekly Drop

MicroStrategy Sells Bitcoin, Shifting Market Dynamics

Seattle Light Rail Achieves Top US Ridership with 2 Line Boost