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Trump’s tariffs are already hurting American businesses
A new survey suggests that 60% of businesses reported decreased overseas sales since the president's tariffs were announced.
U.S. tariffs are taxes on Americans, and stealthy ones. They show up as higher prices in grocery aisles, lower wages for ...
UBS Group AG is increasing scrutiny of the sources of client money in its fast-growing Asian wealth hubs, pressing some ...
LONDON (Reuters) -British lenders expect to see unchanged demand for mortgages in the last three months of 2025, according to ...
A new survey finds a vast majority of employees view connections to colleagues as essential to their happiness and ...
Anrok reports that AI is crucial for finance leaders, enhancing risk management, fraud detection, and audit readiness amid ...
Doha’s hospitality market remains “stable” as tourism demand remains robust in 2025 with steady growth, especially in the leisure and staycation, which hold ...
Institutions are embracing stablecoin technology to cut costs, speed up settlement times, and unlock liquidity in a $150 ...
KPMG 2025 India CEO Outlook report finds Indian CEOs increasing AI investments but warning of growing identity theft, privacy ...
Airbus noted impressive market growth in India, with Airbus A350 orders totaling more than 1,400 from 63 customers by ...
Indian CEOs are remarkably optimistic about growth despite global turmoil, with 83% positive about their company's outlook.
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