Paul Mosley, Development Economist, Dies at 79
Paul Mosley, a leading development economist who advised UN agencies and advocated for effective foreign aid, has died aged 79.
Category : Business
UAE's Opec Exit Reshapes Middle East Politics
The UAE's decision to leave Opec is a political and business move, reigniting tensions with Saudi Arabia and potentially strengthening US influence in the region amid the Iran conflict.
UK Faces £35bn Hit and Recession Risk Over Iran War
Niesr warns Britain faces a £35bn economic hit and possible recession from the Iran war, downgrading growth forecasts and raising inflation fears.
Australia's News Bargaining Incentive: A Step Forward with Gaps
Australia's new News Bargaining Incentive aims to make tech giants pay for news, but concerns remain over bargaining power and AI's rise.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Australia's Fuel Crisis: Budget Must Balance Panic and Preparation
As fuel crisis looms, Treasurer Jim Chalmers faces the challenge of preparing Australia for economic fallout. The budget must address NDIS, housing, and energy reforms.
Disneyland Adds Facial Recognition to Some Entrance Lanes
Disneyland introduces facial recognition at select entrances to prevent fraud and streamline re-entry, sparking privacy concerns.
Apple After Tim Cook: Can It Regain Innovation Edge?
Guardian US tech editor Blake Montgomery discusses Apple's future after Tim Cook's resignation, its $4tn valuation, AI lag, and new CEO John Ternus.
Australian Designers Dress Global Superstars: Social Media Path to Fame
Australian costume designers like Caroline Reznik, Ruby Pedder, and Bethany Cordwell gain global recognition by dressing superstars via social media, but material rewards are unpredictable.
Australia Inflation Hits 4.6%, Fuel Shock Bites, RBA Rate Hike Likely
Annual inflation in Australia surged to 4.6% in March, driven by fuel costs from the Iran war, sparking expectations of an RBA rate hike next week.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Southeast Asia Turns to Russia for Fuel and Fertilizer
Southeast Asian nations are increasingly turning to Russia for oil and fertilizer to plug supply gaps caused by the Middle East conflict, despite EU warnings.
Why Avalanche Deaths Have Surged in the Alps This Season
Avalanche deaths in the Alps have surged this season, with 146 fatalities. An ex-pro snowboarder and researcher explains the snowpack conditions and human factors behind the increase.
UK Must Avoid AI Dependency on US Tech Giants, Minister Warns
Liz Kendall warns Britain risks being at the mercy of US tech giants in AI, calling for middle-power alliances to build a resilient digital ecosystem.
Albanese Rules Out New Gas Export Tax in Budget
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms no new tax on existing gas export contracts in the upcoming federal budget, criticizing populist campaigns for a levy.
Indian Billionaire's Son Offers to House Escobar's Hippos
Anant Ambani revives offer to transport 80 feral hippos, descendants of Pablo Escobar's pets, to his Indian sanctuary to save them from extermination in Colombia.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Best Suitcases 2026: Tested for Durability and Style
We dropped bestselling suitcases from a ladder to find the toughest. Our top picks for every budget, from luxury to budget-friendly options.
Indie Music's Fake Fan Crisis: Inside Viral Marketing
Indie music faces a crisis as marketing firms like Chaotic Good create fake fans and viral campaigns. Industry insiders reveal how widespread the practice is and its impact on trust.
US Utility CEOs Get 16% Pay Raise to $12.3M Average
A new report reveals that top US utility CEOs received an average 16% pay raise to $12.3 million in 2025, even as customers face up to 40% higher bills and 13 million power shutoffs.
Critical Minerals 'Oil of 21st Century' Ravages Poor Nations
UN study warns that lithium, cobalt, and nickel extraction is deepening poverty, polluting water, and harming health in vulnerable communities, with demand set to surge.
Two Dead, Ten Injured in Parafield Airport Plane Crash
A light plane crashed into a hangar at Parafield Airport, killing two and injuring ten, with one critically. Firefighters faced intense flames from fuel and a damaged hydrant system.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Homeowners Rush to Save Homes from Coastal Erosion in NC
Rising sea levels and rapid erosion on Hatteras Island force homeowners to move entire houses inland. Over a dozen homes are being relocated as the coastline retreats.
AstraZeneca Invests £300M in UK Sites After U-Turn
AstraZeneca will invest £300m in UK sites, completing Cambridge expansion and building a lab in Macclesfield, reversing earlier pauses.
UK Firms in Critical Distress Surge 36.9% Amid Tax Hikes
The number of UK businesses in critical financial distress rose 36.9% to 62,193, driven by tax rises, staff costs, and Middle East conflict, with hospitality hit hardest.
US Gas Prices Hit $4.23 High Amid Iran War and Hormuz Blockade
Average US gas prices reached $4.23 per gallon, the highest since 2022, as the Iran war and Hormuz Strait blockade fears drive oil prices up by 25%.
Shein Dress at White House Dinner Sparks Political Outrage
Jennifer Rauchet's $42 Shein dress at the White House correspondents' dinner ignited partisan debates, highlighting attitudes toward fast fashion and nationalism.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
UK Refineries Boost Jet Fuel Amid Iran War Supply Fears
The UK government asks refineries to maximize jet fuel production as the Iran war disrupts global supply chains, with airlines facing rising costs and potential flight cancellations.
Barclay family avoids bankruptcy after HSBC deal
The Barclay family avoided bankruptcy after reaching a last-minute deal with HSBC over £143.5m in debts. The bank withdrew bankruptcy petitions against Aidan and Howard Barclay at a high court hearing.
Field Company Cast-Iron Skillets on Sale for Mother's Day
Field Company's lightweight cast-iron pans, praised for their nonstick performance, are now 15% off with code MOM15 until May 3. Perfect for Mother's Day.
Oil and Gas Prices Surge on Iran Port Blockade Reports
Oil and gas prices jump over 5% as reports suggest US may extend blockade of Iranian ports for months, raising supply concerns.
Kevin Warsh Clears Senate Hurdle to Replace Powell
Kevin Warsh, Trump's pick to lead the Federal Reserve, advances to a full Senate vote amid concerns over the Fed's independence and Powell's future.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
EU Must Cut Fossil Fuel Dependency, Boost Clean Energy
EU chief warns against overdependency on imported fossil fuels, urges focus on clean energy supply including renewables and nuclear, while addressing Middle East ceasefires.
Page 71 of 501
