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Warsaw records EU’s highest employment rate
The Warsaw region recorded the EU’s highest employment rate in 2025, with 86.9% of residents aged 20 to 64 employed.
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Hurricane Isaias Shuts In 1.28 Million Bpd of Gulf Oil Production
Hurricane Isaias has shut in approximately 1.28 million barrels per day of Gulf of Mexico oil production and forced evacuations of offshore platforms, raising concerns about refining capacity.
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Laid-Off Algoma Steel Worker Says Retraining Didn't Protect Him
A laid-off Algoma Steel worker who retrained and found a new job says his new career is now at risk as the steel industry crisis ripples through Sault Ste. Marie and beyond.
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Coffee Prices May Rise as El Niño Strains Tropical Regions
A near-record strong El Niño is threatening coffee production in Brazil, Vietnam, and Central America, driving up prices and raising concerns about supply into 2027.
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Odense Shipyard Crane Collapse: Industrial Machinery Failure at Construction Site Strikes Workspace and Kills Technician
An industrial crane collapse at an Odense shipyard on October 8, 2026, struck a workspace, killing a technician.
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Five-team breakaway takes over Supercars charter negotiation.
A five-team breakaway group has taken control of Supercars' Teams Racing Charter negotiations, sidelining the four-man panel. The dispute centers on compensation for events beyond 12 rounds, with the 2027 calendar awaiting resolution.
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Samsung Chip Workers Could Receive Bonuses Worth Up to $400,000 in 2027
Samsung’s new profit-sharing formula could deliver exceptional bonuses to memory-chip employees, though payouts depend on company results and are not guaranteed.
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African Union Launches Continent’s First Credit Rating Agency
The African Union launched AfCRA in Mauritius, aiming to bring African data and expertise into credit assessments while co
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Queensland's Black Market Crackdown Yields a 55 Percent Surge in Legal Sales
Legal cigarette sales in Queensland rose 55 percent after a crackdown on illicit tobacco shops, with Quitline calls doubling and an expected $89 million in additional excise revenue.
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The 725-Hectare Project That Rural Queensland Calls 'Stupidity'
Rural Queensland residents are opposing a proposed $31 billion, 725-hectare data centre near Dalby, citing water use, energy demand, and a history of broken promises from the coal seam gas boom.
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Between Casablanca and Accra: Attijariwafa Bank Extends Its African Reach Through a New Ghana Banking Partnership
Attijariwafa Bank agreed to acquire 55.22% of Société Générale Ghana, subject to regulatory and market approvals.
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Across the Mediterranean Trade Route: Morocco’s Agri-Food Products Reach €2.66 Billion in European Markets
Morocco exported €2.66 billion in agri-food products to the European Union from January through July 2026, up 1% year on year.
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Beneath Morocco’s Economic Horizon: TAMWILCOM Channels New Financing Toward Companies, Investment, and Expanding Enterprise
Morocco’s TAMWILCOM mobilized about $2.47 billion in financing during the first half of 2026, supporting businesses and investment.
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India-US Trade Talks “Reach a Plateau,” Compromise Difficult: FM Sitharaman
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says trade talks with Washington have reached a plateau, making compromise increasingly difficult for negotiators.
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Greek Households Feel the Cost-of-Living Squeeze
Greek households face rising food, rent, and energy costs as essential prices outpace wages, eroding purchasing power despite relief measures.
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Sydney's $1.2 Billion Plant to Supply Data Centres with Recycled Water
Sydney Water has confirmed a $1.2 billion water recycling plant at St Marys that will supply up to 40 megalitres per day to Western Sydney data centres, freeing potable water for residential use
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Between Factories and Rising Costs: U.S. Manufacturing Holds Steady as September Brings Fresh Pressure on Input Prices
U.S. manufacturing activity held steady in September, while input prices rose as businesses faced renewed cost pressures.
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Across the U.S. Employment Landscape: Jobless Claims Move Lower as the Labor Market Maintains Its Quiet Resilience
U.S. weekly jobless claims fell near historic lows as layoffs declined, offering another sign of stability in the labor market.
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Minnesota's Iron Range Supplies the Ore; Iowa Gets the Steel Mill
Mesabi Metallics' $15 billion steel mill in Iowa will use iron ore from a new Minnesota mine, creating 1,750 jobs in Iowa while leaving Minnesota lawmakers frustrated that the value-added investment is leaving the state.
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Between Tankers and Narrow Seas: Iran’s Oil Exports Face New Pressure as Shipping Routes Become Increasingly Restricted
Iran’s oil exports are facing disruption as shipping restrictions interfere with crude transportation routes and complicate energy trade.
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Between Currency and Pressure: Iran Says Foreign-Exchange Reserves Remain Sufficient Amid Continuing Economic Strains
Iran says it has sufficient foreign-currency reserves despite continuing economic pressure, as financial conditions remain closely watched.
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Water is life, but its cost is outpacing the lives it sustains.
A new study finds U.S. household water bills have risen 62% in a decade, outpacing inflation and income growth, with low-income households facing the heaviest burdens.
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AI Investment Reshapes Wall Street’s Autumn: Earnings Expectations Rise as Technology Spending Enters a New Season of Reckoning
Heavy AI investment is supporting expectations for another strong U.S. earnings season, though market gains remain concentrated in technology companies.
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Indonesia Rethinks Its Nickel Path: A Pause for New Processing Plants as Mineral Reserves Face a Longer Future
Indonesia plans a moratorium on new plants producing partly processed nickel as authorities seek to manage ore reserves and processing capacity.
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