Strengthening employment opportunities in labour-intensive manufacturing and services sectors could help sustain GDP growth at around 8 per cent, consistent with the vision of Viksit Bharat, it said.

Illicit commerce now mirrors the formal economy in scale and diversity. A recent survey by the National Forum Against Piracy and Illegality found that contraband, falsification and piracy cost Brazil ...

Ray Nixon, a power plant south of Colorado Springs, was headed for retirement at the end of 2029. It has been burning coal ...

The Michael Fields Agricultural Institute welcomes Policy Fellow Dr. Success Okafor, who will work alongside Chuck Anderas.

The Mohammed bin Rashid Government Scholarships initiative announced the opening of registration for its academic programmes starting in March 2026, in cooperation with a select group of leading ...

The British economy has been slowing since the summer but the long wait for a late-November budget applied an extra touch to ...

Former minister Chris Ngige remanded at Kuje Prison over an alleged N2.2bn contract fraud. The EFCC arraigned him on an eight ...

A WBEZ analysis of employment data finds a lack of evidence that Chicago’s previous head tax, or its repeal, is to blame for ...

Three years since Harvard introduced double concentrations, the number of students pursuing them has nearly doubled.

It is incumbent on China and economists who study the Chinese experience to come up with a similar list of economic ...

UNC Greensboro has been selected as one of only three U.S. universities to receive a 2025 university grant ...