For decades, economic growth and stock market expansion moved in tandem with job creation. When businesses thrived, they needed more workers, which fueled consumer spending, reinforced corporate ...

The global fashion industry produces between 80 billion and 150 billion garments annually. However, up to 40 percent remain unsold and frequently end up in landfill or incineration. Despite the ...

When people talk about tackling climate change, the images are often solar panels, wind turbines and electric cars. But the bigger question is whether economies can grow without releasing more carbon.

Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels reached a new record in 2025. According to the Global Carbon Project’s 2025 report, ...

This plot, derived using a specific configuration with the public goods model, shows the minimum GDP per capita threshold to implement a zero-emissions policy (in red) and the GDP per capita when the ...

The phrase "jobless boom" has moved from obscure economist jargon to a central worry for workers trying to plan their lives for 2026. The US economy is projected to keep expanding, yet a growing body ...

Before investors become consumed with news re Citigroup, inflation reports, etc., here’s a little data point that you might find interesting. In a report published yesterday by Credit Suisse, evidence ...

Bitcoin’s decoupling from traditional markets is becoming more visible as global capital stress intensifies. A resurgence of tariffs, elevated interest rates, and softening corporate earnings have ...

Balancing environmental conservation with economic progress is one of the most pressing challenges of our time. This is particularly difficult for many developing countries, which urgently need to ...