Britain’s Youngest Workers Face a Bleak Economic Future
The 20-somethings face a toxic cocktail of exorbitant housing costs, weakening job prospects and a heavy load of student debt.
The 20-somethings face a toxic cocktail of exorbitant housing costs, weakening job prospects and a heavy load of student debt.
Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. revamped its organization structure as it seeks to leverage the business expertise of its senior executives to win higher margins from services such as artificial intelligence and cloud.
Swiss fans are paying the most to see pop star Taylor Swift.
Tensions between Gulf states and Israel are rising three years after historic peace deals, slowing down hoped-for investments and setting back US efforts to further integrate the region by including main power Saudi Arabia.
Major multinational military exercises in Australia including a large contingent of US troops resumed after authorities found debris from a helicopter that crashed late Friday in waters off the country’s northeast coast.
The Philippine weather bureau warned of heavy rains, floods and landslides in mountainous areas of the country, with intensifying severe tropical storm Khanun forecast to develop into a typhoon.
Vice President Kamala Harris urged Black Americans to vote and cast Republicans as extremists on everything from abortion, voting rights and gun reform.
The idea of creating a gas hub in Turkey is still on the table and yet if it’s established, it would be an electronic trading platform rather than a physical facility to store large volumes of Russian gas, according to President Vladimir Putin.
The Defense Department is investigating a communications compromise allegedly brought on by one of its engineers which affected 17 Air Force installations, according to a search warrant obtained by Forbes.
Fighting has been intensifying in southern Ukraine, with Russia’s Defense Ministry saying its forces have shot down a series of Ukrainian missiles and drones, while hitting a weapons depot near Zaporizhzhia. Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a news conference that Ukraine’s military is less active than “two days ago.”