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UK wage growth slowdown should support more rate cuts
Wages grew at the slowest pace since November 2021 in June but inactivity is rising worryingly
United KingdomTungsten demand outpaces supply amid shift from China
Demand for tungsten is rising from military and other applications but the dominant supplier, China, is producing less
InternationalUN Treaty reflects a global divide on cyber regulation
After three years of negotiations, a UN committee last week approved the first international cybercrime treaty
United NationsGeopolitical tensions test Taiwan’s chips industry
Concerns grow for Taiwanese semiconductors amid US-Chinese tensions and a possible Donald Trump re-election
TaiwanGoogle-Meta ad row to prompt more online safety rules
Google and Meta made a "secret deal" to target Instagram ads to teenagers on YouTube, the Financial Time reports
InternationalAI will raise inequalities without sizable policy acts
The ILO and UN highlight that AI is widening economic and social inequalities and suggest ways nations can mitigate this
InternationalElection to determine the future of US automaking
US automakers face testing domestic and global markets, and their industry being a central and fractious election issue
United StatesOfcom letter will renew focus on UK Online Safety Act
Ofcom has issued an open letter to online platforms, raising concerns about their role in inciting violence
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