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A new study reveals that the typical Brit operates at just two-thirds of their maximum capacity on any given day. Tiredness, poor concentration, andlow motivation keep most people from doing their best. In fact, only 13% feel fully ready for each day. The poll of 2,000 adults discovered that 88% experience days when they can…

LONG BEACH, CA – September 23, 2026 –Cabinet Boost, a Long Beach-based marketing firm focused exclusively on the cabinet, kitchen and bath industry, has detailed its local search program for cabinet showrooms, dealers and custom cabinet makers seeking more calls, direction requests and booked showroom visits from Google.

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 22): Malaysian companies should build capabilities to participate in regional trade as the country looks to strengthen its role as a link between businesses in China, Asean and other markets amid growing cross-border e-commerce.

Generative artificial intelligence has reached half of American households in around three years: it took the internet more than ten years to do so, and mobile phones around seven. This figure is contained in a note accompanying the speech given by the Governor of the Bank of Italia, Fabio Panetta, in Kyiv at the annual…

Artificial intelligence could lift European productivity by around 1% over the next five years, but its benefits and costs are likely to be distributed unevenly across countries, regions and workers, according to an International Monetary Fund background note prepared for an informal meeting of EU finance ministers in Dublin.

“We welcome the sharp increase in productivity forecast in today’s Intergenerational Report (IGR) and look forward to the Government’s plan to achieve it,” said Innes Willox, Chief Executive of the national employer association, Australian Industry Group.

E-commerce is opening up new avenues for young people to start businesses as barriers related to capital, premises and market access have been significantly reduced.  Bonsai gardeners in the Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap utilise e-commerce to boost sales. Photo: VNA   

Europe’s AI race promises economic gains, but its biggest costs may emerge in places already facing labor and energy pressures.

According to CDK’s 2026 Friction Points Study, nearly three quarters (72%) of car dealer F&I Offices use four or more software solutions to complete a deal. In theory, these tools help dealerships work more efficiently, collaborate across departments, make data-informed decisions, and automate repetitive tasks. But in practice, these systems can sometimes add friction instead…

Mining and energy projects in the Northwest Territories and Yukon got a boost this week at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto.