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Asian Stocks Rebound After AI Sell-Off, but South Korea Gives Up Early Gains

Japanese and Taiwanese shares recovered on Monday after last week’s AI-driven sell-off, but South Korea’s reversal highlighted fragile investor confidence.

November 9, 2026

by Jennifer Hicks

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Disabled Young Britons Face Threefold Risk of Missing Work and Education

DWP figures show 30.2% of disabled 16–24-year-olds were outside education, employment or training, compared with 8.6% of non-disabled peers.

November 9, 2026

by Technology Desk

A dense crowd of protesters with Tunisian flags and Arabic placards marches in central Tunis

Tunisia’s Jobless Rate Fell to 14.9% as 58,200 Fewer People Held Jobs

Tunisia's official jobless rate dipped to 14.9 percent, but employment fell three times as fast as

Photograph accompanying Fortune's November 6 report on the AI data-center buildout

The AI Boom’s Real Test Is Who Pays When Data Centers Run Late

Data-center delays can push customer revenue back without postponing financing costs. This opinion examines why cash,

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Apple Cuts Revenue Outlook as Coronavirus Disrupts iPhone Supply and China Stores

Apple announced it would miss its second-quarter revenue targets of $63 to $67 billion due to the coronavirus outbreak, citing both an iPhone supply shortage from Chinese factory slowdowns and a sharp

February 19, 2020

Business·News

A plane conducting aerial pesticide spraying over desert locust swarms in Samburu County Kenya in January 2020

Locusts attack South Sudan after Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia

A devastating locust invasion has reached South Sudan after sweeping through Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and neighboring East African nations. The UN's FAO has called it the worst locust crisis in a quarter

February 19, 2020

Business·Climate·Economy·News

Boy Scouts of America members at a ceremony as the organization files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

Entangled in Sexual Abuse Scandals, American Scouts File for Bankruptcy

The Boy Scouts of America filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on February 18, 2020, citing an overwhelming volume of sexual abuse lawsuits from victims who say the organization covered up crimes

February 19, 2020

Business·News

Recession threatens the Japan’s economy

Japan's GDP fell 1.6% in the fourth quarter of 2019, its steepest quarterly decline since 2014, after an increase in the consumption tax from 8% to 10% suppressed household spending. The contraction

February 17, 2020

Economy·Government and Politics·News

Pakistan at the brink of Financial agony

Pakistan's economy posted a nine-year low of 3.3% GDP growth in fiscal 2018-19 as its rupee fell over 20% against the dollar and inflation surged. With FATF blacklisting looming over its terrorist

September 25, 2019

Economy·Government and Politics·News·Opinion

Israeli tech providers are increasing quickly

Israel's BIGITech tech index rose 25% in 2019 as Israeli technology firms hit record highs. A new platform, The Jerusalem Portfolio, now allows global investors to hold fractional stakes in over 100

June 22, 2019

Business·News

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