Economy

MIT Sloan tops FT's Global MBA Ranking for the first time, beating Harvard and Wharton. The secret? AI integration. But MBA value debates intensify as job markets shift.

Thailand's GDP growth slows to 2.4% in 2025, trailing Malaysia and Singapore as PM Anutin faces pressure to revive the kingdom's lackluster economy amid structural challenges.

Indian brokerage shares fell 3-7% after RBI introduced stricter bank lending rules requiring 50% collateral and banning proprietary trading loans. What's behind the sudden regulatory crackdown?

The S&P 500 edged higher despite tech weakness as inflation data showed continued cooling. We analyze why investors are turning away from tech despite favorable conditions and what it means for your portfolio.

Crypto exchange OKX obtains Malta payments license to expand stablecoin services across EU, preparing for March 2026 MiCA regulations. What this means for digital payments.

Germany pledges increased defense technology investment following international criticism over tank support, but actual defense spending tells a different story. What's really happening?

Disney, Netflix, and Warner Bros unite against ByteDance's AI video tool. Behind the copyright clash that could reshape how AI companies operate globally.

Bitcoin tumbles to $68,000 despite positive inflation data, with 85 of top 100 tokens falling. Is excessive leverage killing crypto's institutional appeal?

Once-celebrated Indian tech unicorns are collapsing spectacularly, leaving global investors scrambling to recover billions in vanished funds. A cautionary tale for emerging market investments.

Sri Lanka's Port City Colombo project, originally part of China's Belt and Road Initiative, now offers 100% foreign ownership and major tax breaks to attract global investors.

Bank of England's Catherine Mann says minimum wage increases are driving up youth unemployment to 16.4%, sparking debate over wage policy effectiveness

While China faces domestic economic challenges, these very struggles might position it as a more attractive alternative to Western dominance for developing nations.