Source: WSJ One reason is a tariff on Canadian lumber that Biden can kill. Housing prices are climbing across the country, and the cause is more than soaring demand. One overlooked culprit is a lumber shortage made worse by a U.S. tariff on imports from Canada. The U.S and Canada […]
Source: CNBC By Jordan Novet, who is a CNBC technology reporter specializing in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and Microsoft and other enterprise software companies and products. KEY POINTS Microsoft will […]
To Know more how you can benefit from the Muslim Times, go to our Homepage or About Us page By Phil Mattingly, CNN Updated 3:23 PM ET, Mon March 22, 2021 (CNN) White House advisers […]
Source: CNBC PUBLISHED WED, MAR 10 20212:52 PM EST, By Thomas Franck @TOMWFRANCK KEY POINTS With President Joe Biden’s Covid stimulus package set to become law, the White House now […]
Source: CNBC Economic growth in the first quarter could hit 10%, according to a Federal Reserve tracker. That comes with Congress poised to spend another $1.9 trillion to address various areas. Manufacturing is at its highest level since 2018, with prices rising and inventories choked. Employment remains the main weak […]
Jan 03,2021 – JORDAN TIMES – Stephen S. Roach NEW HAVEN — The outlook for economic and financial markets hinges on the interplay between two cycles, the COVID-19 cycle and the business cycle. Notwithstanding the true miracles of modern science that we are now witnessing, the post-pandemic economy is in […]
2020 was the year of the biggest economic downturn in nearly a century, a brief but dramatic collapse in world commerce, and the most tumultuous year for crude oil in […]
Ahmad Danyal Arif 29th December 2020 THE REVIEW OF RELIGIONS Message from Chief Editor: We are pleased to announce to readers the launch of a new ‘Economics’ section in The […]
Dec 12,2020 -JORDAN TIMES By BDaron Acemoglu, professor of Economics at MIT, is co-author (with James A. Robinson) of “The Narrow Corridor: States, Societies, and the Fate of Liberty”. Copyright: […]
Source: Bloomberg By Eddie Spence; October 29, 2020, 1:00 AM EDT Turkish and Uzbek central banks lead selling in third quarter Overall gold demand fell 19% year-on-year: World Gold Council Central […]
Source: MSN Owning and operating a restaurant is like riding a rollercoaster. There are days of absolute highs, but there are also days of complete lows, when you’re just not […]
Source: Independent UK Travel has therefore profoundly shaped the modern UK economy. Yet for many UK tour agents and operators, the situation could soon prove terminal By Ali Shah The UK […]
We can reasonably expect the number of people in the UK out of work to rise to between three and four million – a far graver toll, at the upper […]
And the future is here The 5G era will bring unprecedented and transformative opportunities across industries. As a leader in enterprise mobility, T-Mobile for Business experts weigh in on how […]
26th April 2020 Shahzeb Athar, Jamia Ahmadiyya UK The world as we know it has drastically taken a turn into unprecedented waters, a turn so uncharted that the entire economic outlook seems dire and calamitous. I, nevertheless, deem it quite hard to believe that anyone could have predicted an […]
by Andrew Anthony, The Guardian When eventually the coronavirus crisis begins to recede and we return to an approximation of normality – no matter how socially distanced or how much […]
Organised crime groups offer support to quarantined families who have run out of cash As Italy struggles to pull its economy through the coronavirus crisis, the Mafia is gaining local […]
Source: Independent Of course, some lives will tragically be lost. But we need those 4.2 million people to return to work, forming a mini-economy run by and for the young […]
New York (CNN Business)The retail industry has been decimated by the coronavirus pandemic, and much of the destruction has landed on luxury and fashion companies. People have stopped shopping at […]
Action by nations is likely to give us a better idea of the damage the virus has caused than computer models, writes Hamish McRae There is a glimmer of light in Europe over the damage caused by the coronavirus outbreak. Two countries, Austria and Denmark, have set out a […]
