December 3, 2023
The cost-of-living crisis will be the biggest global risk over the next two years, according to a World Economic Forum review on Wednesday ahead of next week’s Davos meeting. Global inflation remains at sky-high levels after energy and food prices soared last year following Russia’s biggest oil and gas producer’s invasion of Ukraine’s agricultural power
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Good morning. This article is a local version of our FirstFT Newsletter. Subscribe to our Asia, Europe/Africa P America edition to receive it straight to your inbox every weekday morning Goldman Sachs started largest cost-cutting event after the financial crisis, when a Wall Street bank is reviewing spending on everything from its private jets to
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Key points A US school district has filed a lawsuit against the tech giants behind TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat. Seattle Public Schools filed a 91-page complaint with the U.S. District Court on Friday (local time). He aims to hold tech giants accountable for the youth mental health crisis. The Seattle Public School District
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India’s central bank governor expressed concern over the growing debt crisis among regional trading partners and said he was prepared for possible risks to his economy from the global downturn. Shaktikanta Das said in an interview with the Financial Times that he is optimistic about Indiagrowth and financial stability of Russia, despite the worsening outlook
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QUESTION: Marty, you said that 2023 will be a chaotic year in politics. What’s going on with McCarthy, I think that’s what you talked about at the WEC. Thank you Your predictions are always amazing DZ ANSWER: What happens to McCarthy is exactly what the model predicted. He lost his 11th attempt to have him
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A Beijing hospital has run out of beds and patients are being forced to rest on stretchers or lie on the floor in the hallway as the country is rampant with COVID-19 infection. stretch the public health sectors’ Resources. “We don’t have beds, we don’t have oxygen, and we have a ward full of waiting
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Shoppers, some of whom are wearing masks to fight the spread of the coronavirus, walk past stores in Camden, London, January 7, 2022, as UK businesses and consumers grapple with the growing effects of rising inflation, including higher interest rates. – Restrictions imposed in the wake of the spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant have
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Pulse | Economy | South Asia This measure, aimed at reducing energy consumption to reduce oil imports, could negatively affect businesses that have not yet recovered from the pandemic. People visit the market for shopping in Lahore, Pakistan on Wednesday, January. 4, 2023. Credit: AP Photo/KM Chaudary Advertising Pakistani authorities on Wednesday ordered malls and
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One Nation staffer James Ashby says the aged care crisis in Queensland “needs” to be addressed. “It is tragic to think that many of these people are forced to stay at home and not get the services they need,” Ashby told Sky News anchor Gary Hardgrave. “I know we’ve had a slight reduction in the
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Yves is here. While the US healthcare system is bursting at the seams, it has been inconsistent and worse for some time. On the contrary, I was under the impression that the decline of the NHS was more rapid and made more visible and painful due to accidents in time, exacerbated by both Brexit (the
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