La salud mundial
なぜ、ミレニアム世代のがん罹患率が急増しているのか
加工食品の摂取や座りっぱなしの日常が、健康に良くないことは以前から知られていることですが、うしたライフスタイルが、ミレニアル世代における早期発症がんの急増に関連していることが、新たな研究で明らかになりました。
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Sistemas financieros y monetarios
US may already be in recession, and other economics stories to read this week
A 15th monthly fall in a row for an index tracking US business cycles indicates that the world's largest economy may already be in recession.
La salud mundial
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Refugee Employment Alliance
The 90-year-old WWII refugee using sports to change the lives of refugees
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Sistemas financieros y monetarios
Investors raise bets on central banks triggering global recession, and other economy stories to read this week
Bond investors are increasingly betting on central banks taking policy tightening too far and tipping their economies into recession.
Sistemas financieros y monetarios
US economy holding up while China's economic malaise deepens, and other economy stories to read this week
The US economy grew more than previously estimated in the first quarter and more recent indicators show that the economic resilience is holding up. This is raising expectations the Federa...
El cambio climático
Climate credentials are a key factor for young Europeans when job hunting, survey finds
With many employers pondering what benefits will attract young talent, Gen Z job hunters are clear about one thing they are looking for – care for the environment.
Sistemas financieros y monetarios
Investors raise bets on UK recession, Powell signals more Fed hikes, and other economy stories to read this week
Investors are raising bets for a UK recession after the Bank of England (BoE) lifted interest rates more than expected this week.
Sistemas financieros y monetarios
Central banks' rate push a risk to growth, and other economy stories to read this week
The world's major central banks are still doubling down on inflation and will continue to hike interest rates, raising the risk of throttling economic growth, Reuters reports.
El futuro del progreso económico
Estados Unidos acaba de elevar su techo de deuda. ¿Qué significa esto?
Los legisladores estadounidenses evitaron una crisis al suspender el techo de deuda del país la semana pasada, salvando al país de quedarse sin dinero para pagar sus facturas.
El futuro del progreso económico
The US has just lifted its debt ceiling - but what is it?
US lawmakers averted a crisis by suspending the country’s debt ceiling last week, saving the country from running out of money to pay its bills.
Sistemas financieros y monetarios
US and German GDP show consumers are central to recovery, and other economy stories you need to read this week
The US economy grew more than previously reported in the first quarter thanks to stronger consumer spending, while revised estimates from Germany show lower household spending tipped Euro...
Sistemas financieros y monetarios
Optimism over US debt ceiling deal, and other economy stories you need to read this week
US President Joe Biden and House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy, the top Republican in Washington, hope to finalize a deal on the debt ceiling after Biden returns from the Grou...
GROWTH2023
Weak US and Eurozone growth complicates central bank tasks, and other economy stories you need to read this week
Weak first-quarter economic growth data from the US and Eurozone is complicating the task facing the regions' central banks as they look to tame inflation without throttling the economy.
Sistemas financieros y monetarios
US Fed likely to make final interest rate hike in May, and other economy stories you need to read this week
The US Federal Reserve will deliver a final 25-basis-point interest rate increase in May and then hold rates steady for the rest of 2023, according to a Reuters poll of economists. The po...