Investments and Business

New 60-ECTS European-standard MBA brings practical, executive-focused training to Indian professionals seeking international projection, digital competitiveness, and stronger decision-making in real business environments.The European Institute of BusinessEconomics (ISEEN), a European business school specialized in online training for executives, entrepreneurs and professionals, has announced the launch of its Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) in English, delivered fully online and designed to meet the needs of finance and business professionals working in mid-sized and large companies across India.With India’s corporate sector accelerating digitalization and navigating complex market dynamics, ISEEN’s new MBA is positioned as a strategic learning pathway for managers and…

The new 60-ECTS European-standard MBA offers hands-on, executive-oriented preparation for Indian professionals aiming for global reach, enhanced digital capabilities, and more confident decision-making in real business settings.The European Institute of Economics and Business (ISEEN), a European business school dedicated to online education for executives, entrepreneurs, and seasoned professionals, has unveiled its Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) in English, offered fully online and crafted to address the demands of finance and business professionals employed in mid-sized and large companies across India.With India’s corporate sector accelerating digitalization and navigating complex market dynamics, ISEEN’s new MBA is positioned as a strategic learning…

Although wages have consistently risen, numerous Americans still experience financial strain, fostering a feeling that their income doesn't go as far as it once did. This disparity between perception and reality has ignited discussions among economists and policymakers regarding the actual condition of household finances in the United States.Surveys consistently show that consumers believe the cost of living is outpacing their income, even as data indicates that most workers are earning raises that exceed inflation. The phenomenon, often referred to as the “windchill economy,” illustrates how financial pressures can feel more severe than they actually are. Although paychecks have been…

Contrary to earlier fears, employment opportunities in the United States increased in October, hitting the highest level in five months. Yet beneath the surface, the labor market continues to show signs of strain.October’s labor market data presents a complex picture: while the number of available jobs edged higher, underlying metrics indicate continued softness. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that there were approximately 7.67 million job openings at the end of the month, slightly up from 7.66 million in September and 7.23 million in August, the last data available before the federal government shutdown. Despite this modest increase in…

Kimberly-Clark is poised to take over Kenvue, the parent company of Tylenol, in a transaction valued at almost $50 billion, establishing one of the globe's foremost consumer goods powerhouses. This consolidation unites a collection of well-known household brands with extensive international presence, yet it also introduces considerable financial and regulatory challenges that both entities will need to address meticulously.A pivotal consumer goods acquisitionThe integration of Kenvue, a company that originated from Johnson & Johnson in 2022, brings together renowned brands such as Tylenol, Johnson’s baby items, Clean & Clear, Kleenex, Listerine, and Depends under a single corporate entity, alongside Kimberly-Clark’s…

After more than two centuries, the American penny will be retired, closing a 238-year chapter in the nation’s monetary history. The final coin is set to be minted today at the US Mint in Philadelphia, marking the end of an era.The final minting and reasons for retirementThe final penny will be manufactured under the guidance of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Treasurer Brandon Beach, in accordance with President Donald Trump's earlier directive this year to cease its creation. This choice is driven by the escalating production cost of the coin—approaching four cents per unit—rendering its creation more costly than its…