Spending a fair chunk on going to see your favourite big artist is not new - but it certainly feels like concert prices have entered a new stratosphere. Fans of Bruce Springsteen have paid upwards ...

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Sept 3 (Reuters) - Artificial intelligence could hurt oil prices over the next decade by boosting supply by potentially reducing costs via improved logistics and increasing the amount of ...

Oil prices tumbled on Tuesday morning as speculation continued that the eight leading OPEC+ producers would unwind their voluntary production cuts. - Crude production in Iraq’s semi-autonomous ...

Canva, the design platform, is increasing prices steeply for some customers. And it’s blaming the move in part on generative AI. On an individual user basis, Canva Teams prices are now $100 per ...

The technology-heavy Nasdaq dropped 3.3 percent as shares of the chipmaker Nvidia skidded. Oil prices also fell sharply, a move that often reflects unease about the global economy. The tumble is a ...

Fruit and vegetable prices were 7.3% higher, meats, poultry and fish were 16% higher, grocery food was 22% higher, non-alcoholic drinks 19% and restaurant and ready-to-eat meals nearly 21%.

Image Credit: Shutterstock Dubai: The market share gains Chinese auto brands are having in the UAE will significantly impact how prices are being set for 2025 model year launches and beyond.

Petrol and diesel prices will be lowered on Wednesday to levels last seen in the first half of 2023. Both unleaded petrol 93 and 95 will be cut by 92c a litre. Wholesale diesel prices will be lowered ...

Natural gas prices are some of the most closely observed commodity prices in the world. This was especially true in 2022, when supply disruptions led to skyrocketing natural gas prices across ...

When commodity prices move in tandem, it is usually because real-world events jolt markets. China is the world’s biggest consumer of raw materials, so its economic leaps and stumbles matter.