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WHAT'S NEW?: Moves away from traditional, hierarchical, full-time structures towards a gig and shared economy continue apace. New models of virtual working and work anywhere, anytime for anybody are likely to grow dramatically in the coming years.

• [New] Imagine a scenario where a business in Kazakhstan wants to tokenize its real estate holdings to provide liquidity and diversify its investment portfolio. TronWeekly
• [New] The issue of how consumers would expect an AI system to behave will be particularly critical should AI, or AI-enabled products, be broadly subject to products liability law throughout the United States. Rand Corporation
• [New] In the foreseeable future, China will still need to promote its products to foreign markets and gain access to the necessary raw materials and energy resources and technologies. PubMed Central (PMC)
• [New] Emerging markets, particularly in Asia Pacific, represent a significant growth opportunity due to rapid urbanization, increasing infrastructure development, and rising disposable incomes. Credence Research
• [New] Global banks are projected to eliminate up to 200,000 jobs by 2030 as AI systems take over tasks like fraud detection, customer service, and risk assessment. New Trader U
• [New] In 2022, the then-Conservative government announced plans to increase the number of electric vehicle charging stations tenfold by 2030 through a £1.6bn Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Strategy. City AM
• [New] AI's global adoption will drive economic growth worth trillions when organizations use this transformative technology to optimize processes while lowering expenses. TechBullion
• [New] Government Unlikely to Convict Officers Who Commit Crimes Against Civilians: Brasilia will unlikely prosecute or convict law enforcement officers who have committed crimes against civilians. Eagle Eye Intelligence
• Recycling cars through professional car removal services in Melbourne helps reduce waste and minimize environmental hazards. TechBullion
• In summary, Sweden's proposed Gripen sale is more than just a fighter jet transaction-it's a strategic partnership opportunity. The Defense News
• Regardless, Tesla still intends to manufacture 250,000 units of the new Model Y in the US by 2026, with plans to begin production in China and Europe at a later date. PCMAG
• In the United States, numerous companies offer information technology services, providing a broad range of opportunities to support businesses - from infrastructure management to software development. TechBullion
• The White House on Friday said it will fast-track permitting for 10 mining projects across the United States as part of President Donald Trump's push to expand critical minerals production. West Hawaii Today
• Traditional US retailers and brands will need to adapt quickly by optimizing their pricing, enhancing their online presence, and focusing on building strong customer loyalty through value beyond just cost. InsightTrendsWorld
• The rapid growth of online shopping in China has transformed the retail landscape, creating new opportunities for both domestic and international businesses. LooperBuy
• Leading AI Markets with robust digital infrastructure such as Singapore and the United States are expected to maintain leadership positions as they integrate advanced AI solutions into business ecosystems. offshore-protection.com
• Risk management strategies built into SAP systems help mitigate threats and safeguard sensitive data. TechBullion
• The country with the global reserve currency will find it very hard to sell its artificially inflated goods in global markets and, as a result, manufacturing and agriculture and even many services will move elsewhere. New Statesman
• In 2025 and beyond, organizations can expect to use D & A sustainability to anticipate changes in demand and adjust their resource purchases and usage to be more financially intelligent. RIB Software
• 49% of UK IT leaders admit their organization has delayed, stalled or stopped digital transformation projects due to the threat of cyberwarfare. London Daily News
• Advancements in AI and global geopolitical tensions have increased the threat of cyberwarfare for businesses and governments. London Daily News
• The escalating tariffs pose substantial economic risks to the US, with consumers facing higher prices and small businesses struggling to absorb increased costs. Borneo Post Online

Last updated: 28 April 2025