We anticipate that India will emerge as the premier hub for global capability centers (GCCs) by 2030, driven by rapid digitisation, talent abundance, and cost-value optimisation.

India’s Labour Codes 2025 replace 29 old laws with four new rules. These rules change wages, social security, safety standards, hiring practices, and compliance. Employers have more flexibility. Workers get stronger protections, clearer benefits, and formal documentation. These reforms modernize India’s work environment and demand strategic compliance planning.

We anticipate that India will emerge as the premier hub for global capability centers (GCCs) by 2030, driven by rapid digitisation, talent abundance, and cost-value optimisation.

Ford workers in Cologne are on strike. They are protesting against mass layoffs caused by the shift to electric vehicles (EVs). IG Metall leads demands for job security and transparency. The unrest shows major flaws in Ford’s European plan. It also points to a larger crisis in the global auto industry.

Ford workers in Cologne are on strike. They are protesting against mass layoffs caused by the shift to electric vehicles (EVs). IG Metall leads demands for job security and transparency. The unrest shows major flaws in Ford’s European plan. It also points to a larger crisis in the global auto industry.

Apple is changing its Safari browser. It will add new AI-powered search providers like OpenAI and Perplexity. This change, backed by executives in an antitrust trial, questions Google’s grip on web searches for iPhones.

This article provides an in-depth examination of these changes and assesses their implications for markets, diplomatic negotiations, and future trade prospects.

Following negotiations with officials from Ford, General Motors (GM), and Stellantis, the Trump administration has declared a temporary, one-month exemption from recently imposed tariffs on vehicle imports from Mexico and Canada.

Reflecting modest employment increases across essential sectors, the United States labor market created 151,000 jobs in February. Although the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)’s estimate of 170,000 new jobs fell short, the revised January count of 125,000 points to ongoing, although cautious, growth.