World Economic Forum Predicts 170 Million New Jobs By 2030, But 92 Million Will Be Displaced–What Jobs Will Take A Hit?
The global job market is shifting, and by 2030, it's going to look pretty different. According to the World Economic Forum's ...
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Job insecurity spreads amid AI-triggered layoffs globally
In the wake of AI-triggered layoffs across the world, employers are urged to step up and take steps to ease employees' ...
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Experts call for a greener healthcare system
Canada’s healthcare sector emits more greenhouse gases than aviation and shipping, yet remains largely unchecked. Speaking at ...
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Republicans want IEA to stop predicting ‘peak oil’
Promoters of fossil fuels accuse the International Energy Agency of promoting liberal ideas about clean energy.
Why Trump chose Saudi Arabia as venue for peace talks with Putin
Saudi Arabia hosting the Trump-Putin talks is no coincidence—it highlights Riyadh’s rising influence, strategic neutrality ...
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State capture by elites `fosters misappropriation of resources, illicit enrichment’ – Transparency International report on Guyana
Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) Report 2024 has found that in Guyana state capture by economic and political elites ...
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Benefits African professionals can derive from AI
At the top of the list of the fastest-growing jobs are positions such as big data specialists, fintech engineers, AI and ...
U.K. Ends Year With Weak Growth as Tariffs Threaten New Blow to Limping Economy — 2nd Update
The U.K. economy grew only slightly at the end of last year as the country braces for the impact of higher U.S. tariffs on global demand for its exports.
Google says U.S. is facing a power capacity crisis in AI race against China
China’s DeepSeek sent the shares of major power companies tumbling in late January on speculation that its AI model is ...
How Big Companies Are Scaling Back On Diversity, Equity & Inclusion – A Key Issue For Trump | Explained
Top companies like Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, McDonalds, Pepsi, Meta, Amazon, Google, Disney and Walmart have started rolling back on their DEI programmes. However, Apple, Costco, Deutsche Bank said pub ...
Climate Risk Index: India sixth-most severely-affected country by extreme weather events in long-term assessment
India improved its Climate Risk Index rank from the 7th to the 49th globally due to extreme weather events between 2019 and ...
Why are young people like this 18-year-old fronting the pro-nuclear push in Australia?
Some polling suggests older Australians are more supportive of nuclear power than their younger counterparts. So why are young people fronting a pro-nuclear push?