Trust and Stability Define the U.S. Labor Market in Summer 2025
Steady openings, hires, and separations show a resilient labor market that supports both workers and employers.
Airlines Channel Post-Pandemic Gains into Data Analytics Integration to Optimize Operations and Revenue
Record air traffic growth highlights how airlines leverage data to plan schedules, manage operations, and shape commercial strategy.
Switzerland’s Roche Strikes $3.5 Billion Deal to Acquire US Drugmaker 89bio
Roche expands its pipeline in cardiovascular, renal, and metabolic diseases through a $3.5 billion acquisition, aiming to deliver next-generation therapies for MASH.
Cyber Attack at JLR’s UK Factories a Wake-Up Call for the Global Manufacturing Sector
Jaguar Land Rover’s prolonged shutdown after a cyber-attack exposes how social engineering and credential theft can disrupt manufacturing worldwide, impacting operations, jobs, and supply chains.
How the Wellness Market Responds to Informed Consumer Demands
Wellness is being rewritten by everyday consumers who are looking for more than labels, seeking products that truly support healthier, more authentic living.
South-East Asia Leads AI-Driven Smart City Development, Peers Follow Suit
Singapore has efficiently developed IoT-powered smart grids, minimized wastage of energy and use of connected water systems that can detect leaks in real time.
US Expands Economic Ties with Mozambique, Backs Mineral and Gas Projects
Strategic investments by U.S. agencies aim to strengthen Mozambique’s energy and mining sectors amid political and environmental challenges.
European Telcos Brace for Digital Networks Act, Wary of Mandatory Fee
Telecom companies in the EU are allocating huge budgets for 5G rollout but lament the expected single fragmented market and stringent rules.