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WASHINGTON (AP) Four days before Election Day, the government will issue its final snapshot of hiring and unemployment in the United States after a presidential race in which voter perceptions of the economy have played a central role. Yet Fridays report will include some of the most distorted monthly employment figures in years, with
Steady growth across portfolio of business lines, continued global expansion and focus on future mobility needs lead to strong FY24 results
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has hinted at a challenging Budget as she prepares to borrow tens of billions of pounds to invest in Britains crumbling infrastructure. In a new video, posted on X today (24 October), Ms Reeves said next weeks Budget will fix the foundations and deliver change. The chancellor says: Im going to be honest about the scale of the challenge we inherited, a decade of sluggish economic growth, deteriorating public services and a 22m billion black hole in public finances. But, we must not be held back by the past and instead we should look to the opportunities of the future.
Roche CEO Thomas Schinecker joins Squawk Box after the pharma group’s third-quarter sales rose 9%.
Former Hootsuite and LinkedIn Executive Geana Barbosa Joins as Chief Revenue Officer
DOWN Ranks as the #5 US Dating App, Achieves 400% Revenue Growth in 2024
Marking the launch of this years E2E Dynamic 100 track, we spent 100 seconds with three entrepreneurial UK businesses who are setting the standard for Dynamic businesses everywhere
The Maine Community Energy Redevelopment Program will work to revitalize facilities with available or excess electrical capacity.
Christopher Smart, managing partner at Arbroath Group, says 2025 will be a tough year for China’s economy, unless Beijing takes steps to stimulate growth.
Shares of GE Vernova could rise due to growth potential in its gas power, wind and electrification businesses, according to Deutsche Bank.
Erica Tay of Maybank Investment Banking Group lays out the reasons why China’s economic growth could slow to 4.5% next year, citing potential setbacks including trade restrictions and expectations for a deceleration in consumption.