Fear of Being Made Obsolete Grips College-Educated US Workers
White-collar employees now worry about automation nearly as much as counterparts without degrees.
White-collar employees now worry about automation nearly as much as counterparts without degrees.
US-based crypto exchange Coinbase Global Inc. said it will disable some Indian accounts while adding that the company remains “committed” to opportunities in the nation over the long term.
The Restaurant Group agreed to offload its loss-making leisure unit, which includes brands like Frankie & Benny’s and Chiquito. The sale to Banana Tree operator Big Table Group comes just days after Restaurant Group Chairman Ken Hanna said he’ll step down next year for personal reasons, following months of pressure from activist investors.
Deutsche Bank AG’s investment arm is likely to pull the plug on big parts of a massive IT revamp after the project ran into delays and cost overruns.
Advanced MedTech Holdings Pte, a medical device maker backed by Singapore’s state-owned investment firm Temasek Holdings Pte, has chosen to list in Singapore instead of the US, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The Japanese yen and Chinese yuan staged rallies following remarks by their central banks that propped up Asia’s worst-performing currencies. Equities in China snapped a four-day loss amid signs that the economy is stabilizing.
US President Joe Biden announced a series of semiconductor, aerospace and infrastructure deals with business leaders in Vietnam, part of a push by the White House to deepen economic integration with Indo-Pacific nations that can provide a bulwark to China.
BMW AG will invest in the 110-year-old plant where the Mini brand was born, tapping the UK government for support to secure the factory’s future.
Thailand will dole out 560 billion baht ($16 billion) to its 55 million adults in the next six months to spur domestic demand and investment, with new Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin pitching the revival of a sluggish economy as his government’s top priority.
Intelsat SA, the world’s biggest geostationary satellite operator, is making a series of bets on companies that focus on handsets and lower orbits as the older industry players are trying to keep up with upstarts like Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp.