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WHAT'S NEW?: Moves away from traditional, hierarchical, full-time structures towards a gig and shared economy continue apace. New models of virtual working and work anywhere, anytime for anybody are likely to grow dramatically in the coming years.

  • [New] The US has a massive disparity between domestic uranium production and demand, highlighting a critical dependency on foreign sources, particularly as nuclear energy development is expected to increase. JD Supra
  • [New] US high-yield credit markets led the world in performance in the month after Donald Trump's November presidential election victory, which fueled high hopes of economic stimulus and deregulation. financialpost
  • [New] Taiwan's industrial production activity in February comes Tuesday, and will provide a gauge of demand for chips and other technology as tariffs loom. financialpost
  • [New] The strong forestry industry, particularly in the Southeastern region, ensures a steady and cost-effective supply to support large-scale graphite production, while also providing resilience and economic opportunities for the U.S. forestry sector. Telematics Wire
  • [New] The Natura MSR-1 represents a bold step into the future of nuclear energy, one that could change the landscape of energy production, healthcare, and environmental solutions for years to come. Jason Deegan
  • [New] The investment from Hero MotoCorp will help Euler scale operations, strengthen its product portfolio, and drive the adoption of electric commercial vehicles across India. Indian Startup News
  • [New] The development of multilateral tourism frameworks - such as shared health measures, cooperative marketing campaigns, and even regional visa schemes - could raise Oceania's international competitiveness and facilitate safer, smoother travel. thediplomaticaffairs.com
  • [New] With the U.S. potentially moving away from offshore wind, Australia might attract both investment and a skilled workforce for its growing offshore wind sector, which has faced challenges in recruiting talent. Australian Energy Council
  • [New] Security services will be the second fastest growing technology group in 2025, driven by the continuous expansion of managed security services, on which organizations of all sizes will continue to increase their focus as a flexible and efficient way to face new security challenges. IDC: The premier global market intelligence company
  • [New] The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed vulnerabilities in global supply chains is leading to shortages of critical components and materials required for tire production. Market Data Forecast
  • [New] India's expansion of its global business, as well as its emphasis on financial inclusion, compels companies to implement RegTech solutions that will guarantee compliance with local and global regulations. Markets and Data
  • Policymakers across Africa face the complex challenge of creating environments that simultaneously encourage innovation, protect investors, mitigate risks, and maintain financial stability. Myjoyonline
  • The Payment Systems Regulator will be abolished as part of a wider plan to reduce regulatory burden on businesses and drive economic growth in the UK. Mishcon de Reya LLP
  • As we move further into 2025, small businesses that adopt voice search optimization strategies will have a competitive advantage in reaching their target audience, enhancing customer experience, and ultimately increasing sales. EvolveNova
  • 9.3 million individuals in the United States will be affected by AD by the year 2060, highlighting the need for more effective treatment strategies. BioMed Central
  • For 2024-25, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has projected an increase in global cotton production by 500,000 bales, bringing the total to 120.96 million bales (each weighing 480 pounds). Fibre2Fashion
  • Europe will become more aggressive in defending and promoting its own industry, as China and the United States have done, even if World Trade Organization rules are stretched to the breaking point. gmfus
  • In the next few years, cyber insurance will witness growing demand and value across businesses of all sizes. Fortune India
  • Blue Lagoon operators running kiosks, water sports activities, deckchair rentals and other commercial services will likely face higher encroachment and permit fees starting in summer in 2026. Times of Malta
  • Inadequate access to electricity in rural India severely limits the potential for economic growth, especially for small businesses and farmers who depend on energy for their livelihood. UP Excise Portal
  • The increasing accessibility of VR solutions due to reduced hardware costs and enhanced affordability is expected to drive broader adoption across both developed and emerging markets in the coming years. openpr
  • The US fears that a potential collaboration could give more legitimacy to the SCO, making it more influential and potentially turning it into a strategic rival of the US and Western-backed organizations. Strategic Culture Foundation
  • Compelling evidence from the World Economic Forum, the McKinsey Health Institute, and the World Bank highlighted the potential to improve global GDP by trillions of dollars annually and increase workforce participation by up to 20% through improved access to quality healthcare for women. UNFAP-Thailand

Last updated: 24 March 2025



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