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Gemini Horoscope: Stars urge caution in daily tasks; avoid new investments for a week

Today calls for heightened awareness as we maneuver through daily life and travel, influenced by Mercury’s erratic vibe and the Moon’s swift movements. Exercise caution when handling multiple tasks or diving into conflicts—Saturn suggests we keep our cool. When it comes to romance, things are just 'okay'; prioritize connecting in peaceful ways.

Actress’ LinkedIn stunt strikes a nerve among young Indonesian job seekers

Indonesia's unemployment rate was 4.85 per cent in 2025 – the highest in the region.

Canada has a branding problem built on a pitiful slogan

Invest Canada’s dated campaign reveals a complete lack of agility to seize this moment

Business events deliver $925m boost to New Zealand economy in 2025

International delegates are outspending overseas tourists.

The a2 Milk Company impresses with 1H26 earnings—shares in focus

The ASX 200 company beat expectations and upgraded its FY26 guidance.The post The a2 Milk Company impresses with 1H26 earnings—shares in focus appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.

Paradox in local labor market

Employers complain about a shortage in professionals, but they refrain from raising salaries.

200 companies attend capacity-building workshop in Bengaluru

One of Stanford’s original AI gurus says productivity liftoff has begun after doubling in 2025 amid transition to ‘harvest phase’ along J-curve

"We are transitioning from an era of AI experimentation to one of structural utility."

3 Bargain Stocks That Can Set You Up For Life

The stock market is offering rare deals on a few companies.

Gold surge signals dollar's wobbly reign

Central banks accelerate gold purchases amid waning confidence in greenback, as analysts predict rally will continue t

Pakistan's tax system at a crossroads

Challenge not merely about tax rates, but about design, trust & governance