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Pakistan can restore economic stability without securing lasting prosperity. Inflation can fall as demand weakens, the current account can improve as imports contract, and reserves can rise through borrowing. These gains matter, but they do not establish that the economy can sustain growth. That requires rising productivity: more real output from each hour worked. Without…

After a year of financial headwinds, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) ended the 2026 fiscal year with an operating surplus of $31 million, and reported $792 in donations to the FAS and the Harvard Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS)—the highest level of annual giving in FAS and SEAS history.

Capitol Federal Financial reported quarterly net interest income of US$54.83 million and net income of US$22.38 million for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2026, with full year figures of US$211.9 million and US$86.4 million respectively, and affirmed a quarterly dividend of US$0.085 per share payable in November 2026.

The prime minister used the plight of young people unable to rely on the “bank of mum and dad” as a curtain-raiser for Labour’s annual conference.

Sept 10 (Reuters) – AI’s rapid rise is creating new financial stability risks, Bank for International Settlements head Pablo Hernandez de Cos said, with spending on related infrastructure already at a scale ‌significant enough to influence global economic conditions

27 August 2026UPDATED 28 August 2026 •TECHNOLOGY Tech & Startup Desk Image: Stability AI

Entrepreneurship is becoming a practical way to strengthen job stability in 2026. Workers are using side businesses, consulting, and small firms to create multiple income streams, reduce dependence on one employer, and gain more control over long-term earnings.

Stability AI, the startup behind AI image generation model Stable Diffusion, has raised $76 million in Series B funding. The new haul brings the company’s fundraising total to $232 million.

ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s transition to a unicameral parliament and the implementation of its new constitutional framework were among the key issues raised by foreign observers during the parliamentary vote taking place on Aug. 23. The country’s prospects for attracting international investment were also a major focus of their discussions.