Unchecked AI Work Is Creating Hidden Costs for Employers
Research on workplace AI finds that polished but low-substance output can create rework, hidden costs and weaker trust between colleagues.
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Nature Is an Economic Asset. Global Subsidies Still Reward Its Destruction
As COP17 examines progress on global biodiversity goals, harmful subsidies reveal why governments must align economic incentives with conservation objectives.
The Haze Crosses Borders. Accountability Should Too
Singapore's new preventive notices highlight the challenge of holding businesses accountable for environmental harm that extends across national borders.
China’s Exports Are Strong. Its Consumers Are Still Holding Back
China's economy grew faster than expected in Q3 2026, but its strong export performance contrasts with weak retail sales and persistent property-market challenges.
Malaysia’s Export Surge Exposes the Next Challenge for Local Industry.
Malaysia's record RM215.1 billion exports reflect strong global demand, but the bigger opportunity lies in creating more value through local manufacturing, suppliers and expertise.
RM125 Is the Starting Fare. ECRL Must Deliver the Full Journey
The ECRL's RM125 starting fare gives passengers a new travel option. But its long-term success depends on the full journey, including reliability, accessibility and value.
Developing Countries Are Being Told to Spend Less When They Need to Build More
Developing economies face rising borrowing costs while needing more investment in essential services. The challenge is balancing financial stability with future growth.
One Fake QR Payment Notice Shows How Quickly Financial Misinformation Can Spread
A false QR payment charge notice highlights how quickly misinformation can undermine trust in everyday cashless transactions.
Oil Production Can Grow Without Bringing Back the Jobs It Once Created
Canada's oil infrastructure plans reveal why expanding industrial production does not necessarily create employment on the scale communities expect.
Speaking Up Should Not Mean Becoming a Target Online
The harassment of a university student highlights why Malaysians must distinguish between challenging opinions and threatening the people who express them.