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A study by McKinsey Global Institute suggests that AI can add $13 trillion to the global economy by 2030.
First of its kind study assesses the environmental impact of funds routed via tax havens.
The private-public partnership model risks letting in corporate motivations from the back door.
The E.U. held the tech giant guilty of abusing its Android market dominance to gain an unfair advantage.
By Michael Lerner Uber hopes to win over customers and reduce Kampala's heavy traffic simultaneously.
The so-called Niger Delta Avengers have warned oil firms to leave the region within two weeks.
by Michael Lerner As climate change-induced drought happens more, Zambia looks to diversify with solar.
by Michael Lerner The government hopes restoring rangeland will alleviate future droughts.
Powell’s appointment may provide the investors more certainty on the U.S. central bank's likely policy path.
A massive corruption investigation found the firm guilty of involvement in the country’s graft scandals.
Rebagg handles the entire reselling process, saves sellers from hassles.
Michael Pearson's severance package was $9 million plus this opportunity.
The U.S. also mulls knocking the doors of the WTO against Beijing's trade malpractices.
China’s overall exports in February rose dramatically by 44.5% from a year earlier.
Beijing’s focus remains on slow but more sustainable consumption-based growth.
The rise of new AI technologies will help humans invest their time in their core field – imagination and innovation.
The U.K. has launched a new scheme that requires firms with over 250 employees to report their gender pay gap.
However, the U.K. will remain “the biggest loser” taking an economic blow of £125bn by 2020.
The European Central Bank attributes the pleasing statistics to its stimulus policies.
The digital currency could be used as a “community token” for the government’s e-Residency program.
The OPEC nations expected to agree on continuing the current production curbs for next nine months.
Analysts attribute the slump to apprehensions that oil producing nations would fail to stem excess supply.
The two countries stop short of pledging a production freeze despite calls from several O.P.E.C. members.
By Michael Lerner The tentative deal to sell Tehran 100 passenger aircraft will need Washington's approval.
The findings of the report underscore the worth of public lands over the oils and minerals extracted from them.
The action incensed China and South Korea whose manufacturers will bear the brunt.
Grocery shopping in the U.S. could be headed for a 360-degree shift with the arrival of Amazon Go.
Setting up a research facility off the Oregon coast to find the best way to harness this abundant energy.
