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Productivity growth must be the cornerstone of South Africa’s push to create decent jobs, boost industrial competitiveness and bridge deep-seated economic divides.

Anthony Kim, a research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative U.S. think tank, said Korean startups seeking to enter the American market must understand the political mood in Washington. Kim, an expert on the international economy and Korea-U.S. relations, said companies need to build networks and push through policy uncertainty, as the second Donald…

Research Analyst at Alpha 10 Fund Management Limited, Osamagbe Enofe, says Nigeria must prioritise productivity to achieve sustainable economic growth and significantly improve the living standards of its citizens.

To use AI effectively, finance chiefs need to build strong governance and ethical frameworks for the tool, FMI’s Ian Schnoor said.

Increasing productivity has been close to an article of faith for successive chancellors and one of the few economic ambitions that crosses party lines.

Kathmandu. Businesses trading goods and services through electronic means such as websites, applications, and social media (e-commerce) will now have to register mandatorily.

Kenya’s next digital growth story will be determined as much by policy as by technology.

Sloth is one of the seven deadly sins, but it may also be one of the least talked about. Our generation has almost reduced laziness to a joke. AI may force us to think about it differently. Artificial intelligence can already write, research, analyze data, create images, build software, and accomplish in seconds tasks that…

Japan’s AI market is growing fast. It is valued at approximately $8.9 billion in 2024 and is projected to nearly triple to $27.9 billion by 2029, making it one of the most compelling AI opportunities in Asia. An aging population drives demand for automation. Strong manufacturing and healthcare infrastructure support adoption. Aggressive government investment reinforces…

“The opportunities are immense, but the gap between businesses that innovate and those that are slow to innovate will also widen,” shared Dr. Tran Hau Ngoc, Vice Chairman of the National Committee for Standards, Metrology and Quality, at the 4th thematic workshop on “Innovation: A driving force for sustainable productivity growth for businesses,” held on…