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'AI Revolution' to Sweep Job Markets in World’s Wealthiest Nations: OECD
The world's wealthiest nations must urgently prepare for the impact of an imminent "AI revolution" that will change jobs, create new ones and make others disappear, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said on Tuesday.
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Blowout Saudi Bond Deal Sends a Message to Markets
Referendum on the oil market leads financial commentary.
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Pity for Draghi Mounts in Despair at Europe's Growth Inertia
European Central Bank has already cut interest rates to unprecedented lows and delivered repeated rounds of quantitative easing.
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Don’t Expect Robots to Take Everyone’s Job
Nobody really knows how many jobs will be replaced by robots, or even what it means to be replaced.
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I Squared Raises $7 Billion for Infrastructure Investments
“ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund II” will make investments across sectors such as energy, utilities and transport.
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OPEC Oil Supply Cut Target: The Moving Average Will Help
Easy comparisons will help OPEC chase a stock-cut target, for now.
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India Changes Position On Tackling Transfer Pricing Disputes
India gives more oprtions to multi-nationals to resolve transfer pricing disputes
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Court Ruling Is Latest Setback For Japan's Working Women
A Supreme Court decision in Japan this week, widely viewed as a setback for women's rights and a victory for conservative family values, upheld a 19th-century law that requires married couples to adopt one surname for legal purposes. The ruling underscores the persistent challenges for working women in Japan, despite government rhetoric and some pr...
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World Economic Leaders Tackle Slow Growth, Climate Change
Kick-starting the sluggish global economy and funding the climate-change fight top the agenda this week as finance ministers and central bank chiefs from around the world gather in Peru.
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Denmark Has the Best Work-Life Balance: OECD
Turkey has the worst work-life balance, according to the study. In Turkey 43 per cent of the employees work very long hours.
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Fragile economy, other global woes dominate Davos
The fragile state of the world economy, along with the relentless turmoil in Syria and the rocky fallout from the Arab Spring, dominated discussions during this year's annual gathering of the global elite at Davos, leaving many participants uneasy about what lies ahead as they left for home Sunday.
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EU running out of time as Greece nears the exit
Concerns that leaders lack the will to tackle the continent's economic problems have worried the markets for weeks.
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Late rally erases steep losses on Wall Street
In the last hour of trading, news crossed that the leaders of France and Italy favored using region-wide bonds to support Europe's economy.
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Eurozone warned 'severe recession' looming
The 17-country eurozone risks falling into a "severe recession," the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development warned
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OECD paper: Europe needs $1.3 trillion bailout fund
OECD says Europe probably needs a euro 1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) bailout fund if it is to stop the spread of its debt crisis.
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'AI Revolution' to Sweep Job Markets in World’s Wealthiest Nations: OECD
The world's wealthiest nations must urgently prepare for the impact of an imminent "AI revolution" that will change jobs, create new ones and make others disappear, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said on Tuesday.
-
Blowout Saudi Bond Deal Sends a Message to Markets
Referendum on the oil market leads financial commentary.
-
Pity for Draghi Mounts in Despair at Europe's Growth Inertia
European Central Bank has already cut interest rates to unprecedented lows and delivered repeated rounds of quantitative easing.
-
Don’t Expect Robots to Take Everyone’s Job
Nobody really knows how many jobs will be replaced by robots, or even what it means to be replaced.
-
I Squared Raises $7 Billion for Infrastructure Investments
“ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund II” will make investments across sectors such as energy, utilities and transport.
-
OPEC Oil Supply Cut Target: The Moving Average Will Help
Easy comparisons will help OPEC chase a stock-cut target, for now.
-
India Changes Position On Tackling Transfer Pricing Disputes
India gives more oprtions to multi-nationals to resolve transfer pricing disputes
-
Court Ruling Is Latest Setback For Japan's Working Women
A Supreme Court decision in Japan this week, widely viewed as a setback for women's rights and a victory for conservative family values, upheld a 19th-century law that requires married couples to adopt one surname for legal purposes. The ruling underscores the persistent challenges for working women in Japan, despite government rhetoric and some pr...
-
World Economic Leaders Tackle Slow Growth, Climate Change
Kick-starting the sluggish global economy and funding the climate-change fight top the agenda this week as finance ministers and central bank chiefs from around the world gather in Peru.
-
Denmark Has the Best Work-Life Balance: OECD
Turkey has the worst work-life balance, according to the study. In Turkey 43 per cent of the employees work very long hours.
-
Fragile economy, other global woes dominate Davos
The fragile state of the world economy, along with the relentless turmoil in Syria and the rocky fallout from the Arab Spring, dominated discussions during this year's annual gathering of the global elite at Davos, leaving many participants uneasy about what lies ahead as they left for home Sunday.
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EU running out of time as Greece nears the exit
Concerns that leaders lack the will to tackle the continent's economic problems have worried the markets for weeks.
-
Late rally erases steep losses on Wall Street
In the last hour of trading, news crossed that the leaders of France and Italy favored using region-wide bonds to support Europe's economy.
-
Eurozone warned 'severe recession' looming
The 17-country eurozone risks falling into a "severe recession," the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development warned
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OECD paper: Europe needs $1.3 trillion bailout fund
OECD says Europe probably needs a euro 1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) bailout fund if it is to stop the spread of its debt crisis.
