President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said Türkiye will “move up to a higher league†in science and technology. This article reviews the public pledge in context, examines current indicators and programmes, and outlines the structural obstacles and policy levers that will determine whether Türkiye can substantially raise its standing in global science and technology metrics.
The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee has criticised the UK government's immigration regime for creating unnecessary barriers to attracting and retaining high-skilled technology workers. Industry leaders warn red tape is slowing growth and increasing costs for businesses.
A growing body of data and industry reporting indicates more lower- and middle-income Americans have opened brokerage accounts and begun investing in equities. This article examines the drivers — technology, fees, stimulus and market performance — the risks, and the regulatory and policy questions that follow.
Reusing materials and industrial items is emerging as a central strategy for companies seeking to reduce costs, cut emissions and build resilience. This article examines the scale of material flows, the business models that enable reuse, barriers and policy signals shaping uptake, with expert references and case examples.
Village Green Home and Garden in Rockford has been sold, according to a MyStateline report. The transaction highlights trends in the garden center sector, local commercial real estate, and small-business continuity in the Rockford area.
Equity markets saw divergent moves as the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 reached record closing highs while the Nasdaq Composite eased on weakness among large-cap technology names. Traders weighed corporate earnings, Treasury yields and central bank signals.
Rising tensions between India and Bangladesh are disrupting cross-border supply chains, hitting sari weavers, traders and retailers across eastern India. This article examines causes, impacts, data and policy context, and hears from industry participants and analysts.
On June 28, 2025, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a $2 billion conditional credit line for Brazil. The funding aims to strengthen the country’s fiscal framework and provide economic resilience amid ongoing challenges, including inflation control, social spending needs, and climate adaptation efforts.
Major Gulf stock markets, including those in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, showed surprising resilience today as the U.S. officially joined the Israel-Iran conflict. Investors appeared cautiously optimistic, with energy stocks providing support and regional central banks closely monitoring currency and inflation risks.
U.S. consumer sentiment jumped to 60.5 in June 2025 from 52.2 in May, marking the first increase in half a year. Lower inflation expectations and easing economic concerns have fueled cautious optimism among households and investors alike.
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