US-China tariffs pause ‘positive’ but uncertainty remains – analyst
The deal between the US and China to reduce for 90 days the tariffs recently imposed on imports of each…
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Stu Robarts
Stu is editor for Thematic Intelligence at GlobalData, overseeing news and features that cover the major themes affecting industries.
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Two-thirds of businesses globally expect negative impacts from tariffs
A significant majority of businesses from around the world expect to be negatively impacted by tariffs being enacted by US…
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Geopolitical conflict tops business concerns for first time in years
Geopolitical conflict is the theme that businesses believe will most impact them over the next 12 months, a new survey…
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Trump tariffs: World trade ‘fragmenting into blocks’
Catalysed by the sweeping tariffs agenda being implemented by President Donald Trump's administration in the US, the era of “easy…
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Trump tariffs fuelling rise of ‘Beijing-centred global economic security zone’
Spurred towards greater self-reliance by the stringent tariffs agenda of the Trump administration in the US, China will lead the…
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Risk of tariff-triggered global recession growing – GlobalData
The risks of both US and global recessions are growing as a result of uncertainty created by the trade tariffs…
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Future of work technologies ‘making mining safer’
Future of work technologies – comprising the categories of visualisation, automation, interpretation, collaboration and connectivity – are playing a crucial…
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Three climate regulation strands to have biggest corporate sustainability impact
The most significant impacts on corporate sustainability strategies globally over the next five years will come from just three strands…
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The AI robot workforce: smarter, better, faster, stronger?
Pick, place, press, twist, connect – these are the defining actions of an AI robot workforce said to be able…
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‘No trade-off between AI regulation and innovation’ – GlobalData
Hours before US Vice President JD Vance claimed on Tuesday (11 Feb) that regulations on AI like those in Europe…