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Australian lawsuit funder files complaint against Facebook, flags suit over privacy breaches
Litigation funder IMF Bentham Ltd is preparing to potentially sue social media giant Facebook Inc in Australia over its sharing of users' data with political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
Technology hits workers’ income share more than trade: IMF
The advance of technology is the biggest reason workers are earning a shrinking slice of the income pie, according to a new study by the International Monetary Fund.
Google Trends help predict tourism to Bahamas, IMF study shows
Online searches can help countries predict tourist visits more accurately and give governments a better read on economies that depend on the industry, an International Monetary Fund analysis showed.
Opinion: Mark Zuckerberg has another answer to Bitcoin
Last year’s backlash against Facebook Inc’s planned digital currency Libra would have been most CEOs’ worst nightmare.
Next-era tech products to drive reboot of Asia’s growth engine
The technology boom powering Asia’s economies is about to get a reboot.
Africa eyes digital age to revive growth
Hammered by plunging commodity prices, Africa’s political and business leaders meet for three days from May 11 to discuss diversification and entering the digital economy to kickstart growth.
Asian factories cool as export orders slide
Asia's factory sector lost momentum in May as new export orders in the trading bellwethers of China, Taiwan and South Korea fell or cooled.
Asian factories cool as export orders slide
Asia's factory sector lost momentum in May as new export orders in the trading bellwethers of China, Taiwan and South Korea fell or cooled, reinforcing the view that the world economic outlook is dimming in the second quarter.
Start-up city: Vietnam's young invest ideas in Ho Chi Minh
A tech-savvy population, a fast-growing economy, and the perks of being first in an emerging market – Vietnamese entrepreneur Le Thanh saw the potential in booming Ho Chi Minh City for his start-up transforming coffee grounds into masks.
What economic recovery? China’s delivery drivers just along for the ride as other opportunities remain elusive
Despite China’s economy seeing considerable growth in the third quarter, a large segment of its working class is still feeling effects of the pandemic. A total of 24.7% of industry-leading Meituan’s 2.95 million delivery riders had at least a bachelor’s degree at the end of July, up from 18% a year earlier.
