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🌾 Does the grass keep getting greener for job-hoppers?
🧪 Experiment…(with limits) For young adults who don’t have a clear idea of what they want to do for work, trying (and failing), then trying something else, is likely...
Bank of Korea cautious in final stage of inflation fight
SOUTH Korea’s central bank said on Thursday it needed to be cautious about a policy shift amid persistent economic risks, such as likely US interest rate cuts and uncertainty...
MicroStrategy launches second note sale this month to buy more Bitcoin
MICROSTRATEGY announced for the second time in less than two weeks that it will sell convertible notes to buy more Bitcoin while the cryptocurrency surges to record highs. The...
One dead, 29 rescued after Australian gold mine collapse
SEARCH teams pulled a body from the rubble of a collapsed Australian gold mine on Thursday, after a major rescue operation earlier freed 29 workers trapped underground. A crew...
Thai contractor faces 108 billion baht debt crunch as some overseas projects fail
A CASH crunch at Thailand’s largest construction company is fuelling concern among investors, regulators and rating agencies already unnerved by a series of local corporate scandals and debt defaults....
Singapore stocks rise on Thursday; STI up 0.3%
SINGAPORE equities climbed on Thursday (Mar 14) morning, despite the global market closing mixed overnight. As at 9.01 am, the Straits Times Index (STI) rose 8.96 points or 0.3...
Australian mega funds seen controlling A$13.6 trillion of pensions
A GROUP of massive pension funds will dominate Australia’s retirement system in the coming decades as increasing mergers and rivalry leave just a handful of powerhouse investors. That is...
Memecoin trading at levels last seen before crypto bubble burst
THE memecoin frenzy in the digital-asset market shows no signs of stopping, with trading volumes now at levels last seen just before the burst of the last crypto bubble...
