Economy
Liberation Day Tariffs: One Year On, Policy Fallout Deepens
A year after the 'Liberation Day Tariffs' were overturned, their economic, market, and geopolitical fallout reveals a policy that failed its stated...
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Economy
Global Water Crisis Fuels Desalination Market, Emissions Soar
As freshwater sources dwindle, desalination is rapidly expanding globally, supplying hundreds of millions. This growth, however, comes with substantial energy demands and...
Finance
Retail Loyalty’s New Frontier: Flex Credentials Drive Universal Spend, Deeper Insights
Flexible credentials give retail rewards a second act, moving beyond traditional co-brand cards. Marqeta's Todd Pollak details how universal spend incentives adapt...
Finance
Real-Time Payments Deliver Precision, Certainty for Firms and Workers
Joint research by PYMNTS Intelligence and The Clearing House shows real-time payments are fundamentally altering how money is managed, reducing uncertainty for...
Finance
Energy Shock Drives UK Firms’ Price Hike Plans, BOE Reports
UK businesses are planning larger price increases, projecting a 3.7% rise over the next year, in response to surging energy costs, a...
Economy
35 Nations Convene to Unlock Strait of Hormuz, Oil Prices Jump
Thirty-five nations, led by the UK, are meeting to address the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route whose...
Economy
Trump’s Tariffs: One Year On, Economic Boom Remains Elusive
A year after President Trump imposed double-digit tariffs, the promised economic boom has not materialized. Manufacturing is in a slump, inflation remains...
Economy
Iraq’s Oil Exports Halt: Basra Output Plummets 70% Amid Hormuz Closure
Iraq's economy faces a severe blow as the Strait of Hormuz shutdown halts oil exports, slashing Basra's production by over 70% and...
Economy
World Cup Final Tickets: High Prices, FOMO Tactics, and Buyer Strategies
FIFA launches its last World Cup ticket sales phase amidst record prices and criticism. Fans face dynamic pricing and aggressive marketing, but...