The number of unemployed isn’t everybody without a job; it’s everybody who is without a job and is actively seeking one, Justin Fox writes for Bloomberg
Author reveals hidden downstream effects on domestic job market and London's financial standing following overseas takeover or listing of home-grown firms
As creator businesses attract private capital, investors are betting on YouTube's growing middle class—but face risks from algorithms, burnout, regulation and AI.
Google's AI crawlers are reshaping the web as machine traffic overtakes humans, prompting Cloudflare and UK regulators to push for greater control for publishers.
A housing shortage, poor-quality new builds and soaring costs are pushing families out of London, reshaping commuter towns and slowly hollowing out the city.
Asian economies are struggling to attract foreign capital as soaring US corporate profits and AI-led growth pull investment away, forcing policymakers to rethink growth strategies.
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Lieutenant Commander Shivam Kumar was serving onboard INS Trikand when it was directed to assist Cameroon-flagged LPG tanker, while transiting through Houthi attack zone on 18 October, 2025.
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