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Institutional Real Estate: Australia, Singapore, and the U.K. rank as top markets in Oxford Economics’ Megatrend Resilience Index for Real Estate

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SFC: Japan’s recovery – Natural Disasters, Market Turmoil, and Policy Challenges

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Investopedia: Weekly Jobless Claims Fall as Labor Market Resilience Continues

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Chloe Parkins with BBC: Paris will benefit from the Olympics, but not immediately during the Games

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Euro zone business growth stalls in July, PMIs show

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Vision 2030 is moving along just fine

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CNN: See where inflation is the highest and lowest in America

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BBC: Renters face affordability block to buying a home

The Nikkei: The impact of a second trump presidency and high policy interest rate on the Global Economy

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The Nikkei: The impact of a second trump presidency and high policy interest rate on the Global Economy

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SFC Markets and Finance: China strives to lead in tech innovations

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YICAI (China Business Network): We are at a turning point of the world economic cycle

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BR24: Why more and more furnished apartments can be a problem

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Bloomberg TV: UK Election, Is Labour the Party of Business?

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CNBC Africa: South Africa’s vote 2024 – Coalition permutation

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World Economic Forum: European cities embrace nature-based solutions and other urban transformation stories you need to read

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Bloomberg: New York, London Top New Ranking of 1,000 Global Cities

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New Straits Times: KL rated second most outstanding city in Southeast Asia

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CityAM: Londoners the cleverest people in the world: Latest Oxford Economics study

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The Times: Trump presidency could affect Britain more than our own election

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