Business
Central banks hint at slower cuts as services inflation proves stubborn
Policymakers are weighing a cautious path after fresh data showed price growth in services running hotter than forecast.
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Jonas Reyes
Jonas writes about markets, labour and the companies that move them. He is a former equities analyst.
Sport
A late surge and a calm head: how the underdogs took the title
With the season on the line, a young squad found composure in the final minutes and ended a drought of more than three decades.
Business
Small manufacturers bet on automation as skilled workers retire
Factories that once struggled to hire are investing in robots that handle repetitive work while people move into design and maintenance.
Sport
Veteran marathoner on running slower, smarter and longer
At forty-three, she has rewritten her training plan around recovery and says the results have surprised even her coach.
Business
The four-day week, two years on: what employers actually learned
Companies that adopted shorter weeks report mixed but mostly positive results, with the biggest gains in retention and sick days.
Sport
Youth academies shift focus from winning to long-term development
Coaches say fewer competitive fixtures and more free play are producing better, more resilient athletes.
Business
How a regional airline turned a crisis into a loyal customer base
A candid response to a winter meltdown helped the carrier win back trust, and its competitors are taking notes.