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03/04/2026
The Competition Authority of Turkey has announced that it has launched an investigation into Google for possible discrepancies in advertising billing.
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4 m ago
"Fed whispers" Nick Timiraos: The US unemployment rate is 4.256%, remaining significantly stable over the past two years with very small fluctuations, rising from a low point of 3.5% in 2023. The number of permanently unemployed individuals slightly decreased in March.
4 m ago
"Federal Reserve Grapevine" Nick Timiraos: The US unemployment rate has remained significantly stable at 4.256% over the past two years with very small fluctuations, rising from a low point of 3.5% in 2023. The number of permanently unemployed individuals slightly decreased in March.
10 m ago
Kuwait: After the Ahmadi Port refinery was attacked by drones, there was no air pollution.
10 m ago
The CEO of Microsoft's commercial division told employees that the company has achieved its sales target for Copilot in March.
12 m ago
EY-Parthenon senior economist Lydia Boussour states that despite the strong rebound in U.S. March employment data, the labor market remains fragile. She believes that in a policy environment full of uncertainty, companies are becoming more cautious in their hiring intentions, cooling down their willingness to recruit. Companies are increasingly inclined to protect profit margins by improving productivity rather than expanding employment. "Looking ahead, we expect the labor market to be basically frozen by 2026, characterized by selective hiring, limited wage growth, and strategic personnel adjustments in a context of historical tightness in labor supply," Boussour predicts that job growth will be slightly below the break-even level, and the unemployment rate will gradually rise to about 4.7%. She adds, "Given that the conflicts in the Middle East are still ongoing, the downside risks dominate, with a 40% probability of an economic recession."
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