Freddy Miller

Workers in Samsung Electronics’ smartphone, television, and home appliance division have announced a rally at the company’s Suwon headquarters on July 16, organised by their union to protest the 100-to-1 …

Nigeria’s federal government has pushed back against what it describes as a misrepresentation of its fiscal position by the International Monetary Fund, rejecting claims that approximately N8.8 trillion in public …

Trade wars have rarely been academic exercises. They reshape supply chains, redirect capital flows, distort inflation readings, and force central banks into uncomfortable corners. Chad P. Bown’s How to Win …

Nepal’s financial and business community is pressing for a recalibration of monetary policy, urging the central bank to shift from a restrictive stance toward one that actively supports economic growth. …

South Korean shipping company Pan Ocean is recalibrating its operational and commercial strategy in response to accelerating shifts in global trade flows, rising protectionist measures, and persistent uncertainty across key …

Australia’s economic momentum is losing altitude. ANZ Bank has revised its GDP growth forecast for Australia down to 1.1% year-over-year in 2026, a figure that sits well below the country’s …

Norway’s seafood export sector is facing a convergence of pressures that has pushed revenues lower and forced industry participants to reassess market strategies built over decades. Tariffs, the ongoing war …

Ocean freight rates are climbing sharply as retailers and importers across North America scramble to move goods before a new wave of U.S. tariffs takes effect. The rush to front-load …

Wisconsin is sitting on a projected budget surplus of $2.7 billion, a figure that sounds like a fiscal success story but carries a more complicated explanation beneath the surface. According …

Japan’s monetary policy trajectory is drawing renewed attention after a member of the government’s economic advisory panel indicated that the Bank of Japan is likely to raise interest rates again …