Ford President and CEO Jim Farley, in collaboration with the Aspen Institute, is spearheading a national dialogue on revitalizing productivity in the Essential Economy — a sector encompassing […]
State Workforce Leaders Gather in Montana to Shape Future Employment Strategies
The National Governors Association (NGA) Center for Best Practices hosted its Biannual Workforce Development Policy Institute in Billings, Montana, from August 13 to 15, bringing together workforce policy […]
Trump’s Intel Initiative Sparks Bipartisan Debate on Economic Policy
Former President Donald Trump’s recent push to reshape U.S. intelligence and technology policy has ignited a broader conversation about the federal government’s role in economic intervention, drawing reactions […]
Fitch Maintains India’s Credit Rating Amid Concerns Over Debt Levels and U.S. Trade Policies
On August 25, Fitch Ratings decided to keep India’s sovereign credit rating at ‘BBB-‘, highlighting persistent fiscal deficits and elevated public debt levels. This decision dashes the government’s […]
Strategic Partnerships Strengthening Iraq-U.S. Economic Cooperation
The Embassy of the Republic of Iraq in Washington and the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted ongoing strategic partnerships aimed at enhancing economic collaboration between Iraq and […]
Currency Redenomination as Cosmetic Reform in a Collapsed Economy: The Syrian Case
Syria’s decision to remove two zeros from its national currency starting in December 2025 is framed by authorities as a move to simplify financial transactions and restore confidence […]
Feminist Markets Emerge as Economic Lifeline for Women in South Sudan
In Juba, on August 25, feminist markets—initiatives created to foster solidarity and mutual support among women—are gaining traction as vital platforms for economic empowerment in South Sudan. These […]
Proposed Cuts to Public Holidays Unlikely to Boost Economic Growth
Suggestions to reduce the number of public holidays as a means to stimulate economic output face significant skepticism among economists and labor experts. The idea, recently discussed in […]
New Zealand Retail Sales Rise Unexpectedly, Signaling Economic Recovery
Retail sales in New Zealand experienced an unforeseen uptick during the second quarter, indicating that reduced borrowing costs are beginning to encourage consumer expenditure and support a broader […]
Professor of Engineering Highlights Port Development as Key to Economic Growth Strategy
A professor of engineering emphasized that upgrading port infrastructure is among the most critical components of the national strategy for economic advancement. Modernizing maritime facilities supports trade efficiency, […]