The Department of Homeland Security has proposed a $70,000 fee for each international student participating in the Optional Practical Training programme, with schools footing the bill as ne…
New research suggests AI will augment human expertise rather than eliminate jobs, as employers increasingly value AI fluency alongside critical thinking and communication skills.
Iraq's central bank cut the official exchange rate from 1,300 to 1,500 dinars per dollar, a move aimed at shoring up state finances as war disrupts oil shipments through the Strait of Hormu…
Crude oil shipments from the Middle East have recovered to levels seen before the Iran conflict, yet diesel and gasoline prices remain elevated as refining constraints, freight costs and ge…
The former Tottenham and Switzerland defender says he will stand in next year's Fifa presidential election, becoming the first candidate to challenge the incumbent.
The pay boost from changing jobs has fallen sharply since 2022, with younger workers facing the toughest labour market in years as employers hold back on hiring.
Corporate leaders must adopt a hands-on, conviction-driven approach known as 'founder mode' to navigate the rapid changes brought by artificial intelligence, according to a Fortune report f…
DXC Technology has expanded its insurance software platform with new artificial intelligence capabilities, deepening the role of automation in claims, underwriting and policy administration…
A growing number of S&P 500 companies have raised their earnings guidance, signalling rising corporate confidence even as they now face the challenge of delivering on those upgraded forecas…
The central bank's upgraded projection credits stronger capital spending for the revision, though it flags persistent external risks to the export-led economy.
Foreign direct investment into Saudi Arabia fell 18% in the second quarter as the US-Iran war and Houthi attacks deter investors, complicating Riyadh's plans to raise $100 billion a year by…
European natural gas prices rose slightly on Wednesday as forecasts for cooler weather across northwest Europe increased heating demand, outweighing the impact of a modest storage injection…
David Reuben, the 88-year-old property magnate worth $13.1 billion, has left London for Monaco, becoming the latest billionaire to quit Britain after the abolition of the non-dom tax regime…
A new Pacific climate fund has received a $15 million contribution, leaving it well short of its financing goal as island states press for more support.
Japanese real wages climbed 1.5% year-on-year in August, marking the eighth consecutive monthly increase, as nominal pay growth outpaced consumer inflation. The sustained gains support the …
Asian equities fell as rising crude prices and higher government bond yields dampened risk appetite, while India's central bank raised interest rates in line with expectations.
The Israeli startup Snips is repackaging full-length Hollywood movies into short vertical episodes designed for mobile viewing, and its CEO Or Ben Shimon has set out seven content lessons f…
Mexico's finance minister has signalled a shift toward issuing more debt in pesos rather than foreign currencies, a move aimed at reducing exposure to exchange-rate shocks and building a de…
Neogen has reported first-quarter 2026 results ahead of market expectations, sending its shares higher despite broader uncertainty in the life sciences and food safety sector.
Sarah Yager, OpenAI's first Human Rights and Responsible Deployment Lead, has voiced deep concerns about military applications of artificial intelligence, particularly in targeting and auto…
Blind spots are a natural consequence of building something complex while standing at its centre. Identifying them can open up options for business owners.
Researchers tracking the 2026 US midterm campaigns found that Republican candidates and groups were responsible for 83% of the roughly $80 million spent on AI-generated political advertisin…
The US Energy Information Administration has again lifted its crude oil price projections, citing supply disruptions linked to the Iran conflict and falling global inventories. The revision…
Crude prices were little changed as traders balanced concerns over potential supply disruptions against increased exports from key Middle Eastern producers, with demand uncertainty and geop…