If This Is Such a Strong Economy, Why Does This Chart Look Recessionary?
The Chinese economy is not trouble-free, and it would be self-deceiving to say there are no clouds on the horizon. But Chinese policy makers are vigilant and prepared. Authorities have moved resolutely to contain leverage, one of the most alarming uncertainties for the economy. China's leverag...
but this is unlikely to really make much impact for several years. Under the law, dubbed the Vacation Rental Law, newly built properties will be banned from being used by tourists for 10 years after construction. It will also prohibit entire residential buildings ...
How strong the recovery is, however, will depend on the ability of companies and policy makers to unlock the benefits of digitization and promote sustained demand growth. There is a lot at stake. A dual focus on demand and digitization could unleash a powerful new trend of rising productivity...
A bill that would strip the state’s largest city of power over its local water board and give more control to the governor and surrounding suburbs is heading to the governor's desk Associated PressMay 1, 2025 Midwest Carbon Dioxide Pipeline Could Face New Hurdle as Some Iowa Lawmakers Questi...
THE ECONOMY'S GOOD - FOR NOW Japan's Nikkei stock average has roared to 33-year highs, powered by strong earnings and economic revival after the pandemic, with the economy expanding a stronger-than-expected 2.7% in the first quarter. But worries about further price incr...
India’s economy: Why the time for growth is now What’s the road ahead? Our guests today areNoshir Kaka, a senior partner in McKinsey’s Mumbai office, andAnu Madgavkar, a partner of the McKinsey Global Institute. They are the authors of a new MGI report on India’s ascent, which ...
"Real estate has been moving China's economy in the past decade. The demand for property is still very strong. We are expecting shortages in major cities. And the supplies are comparatively not enough." "These are the fundamentals. The industry is still going to continue...
No American demographic is more ill-equipped for retirement than Gen Xers (people born between 1966 and 1975). That’s according to a recent report from The Pew Charitable Trusts’ Economic Mobility Project. Researchers attribute this unpreparedness to a number of factors, but none more prevalent...
Many businesses hate raising their prices for fear that they’ll lose customers as a result. Yet, with the economy the way it is, price increases are something we all have to consider from time to time. A solid relationship marketing strategy can help make rolling out a price increase much...