圖片:Nation Thailand亞太地區跨境支付市場預計到 2033 年將達到 24 兆美元
• 亞太地區跨境支付市場在 2025 年估值為 13.5 兆美元,在 QR 支付和數位轉型普及的推動下,預計到 2033 年將飆升至 24 兆美元。 • 泰國在區域經濟樂觀度中排名第二,支持了整個東南亞交易量的強勁增長。 • 由電子商務蓬勃發展和金融科技創新推動的擴張,提升了新加坡、馬來西亞、印尼和越南的貿易效率。
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圖片:Nation Thailand• 亞太地區跨境支付市場在 2025 年估值為 13.5 兆美元,在 QR 支付和數位轉型普及的推動下,預計到 2033 年將飆升至 24 兆美元。 • 泰國在區域經濟樂觀度中排名第二,支持了整個東南亞交易量的強勁增長。 • 由電子商務蓬勃發展和金融科技創新推動的擴張,提升了新加坡、馬來西亞、印尼和越南的貿易效率。
nationthailand.com• Senate Armed Services Committee 已推進 National Defense Authorization Act 的草案版本,其中包括旨在阻止由與 sequester 框架相關的某些預算手段所觸發之軍職人員自動減薪的條款內容。 • 該規定是在 Pentagon 官員警告人為減薪可能引發招募與留才問題,以及數個倡議團體遊說立法者永久廢除 sequester 上限之後提出的。 • Senator Adam Smith 與其他委員會成員主張,軍職人員不應成為政治預算爭鬥中的附帶損害。
punchbowl.news公司承認其未能防止在 Algeria 和 Oman 透過使用代理人尋求的公共部門合約中發生賄賂行為 British 國防公司 Ultra Electronics 已承擔其未能防止賄賂的責任,並在 Serious Fraud Office 調查後同意支付 1,500 萬英鎊 處罰是 High Court 週五批准的 deferred prosecution 的一部分,此前一項調查於 2018 年啟動,當時在 Algerian 媒體發布腐敗指控一個月後,該公司向 UK 執法機構自首。繼續閱讀...
theguardian.com• 分析發現自 2019 年以來 real wages 下降了 12%,US 的不平等程度擴大並超過了全球水平 • 根據 Oxfam 和全球最大的工會聯盟 International Trade Union Confederation 的一項新分析,2025 年全球 CEO pay 的增長速度比 worker pay 快 20 倍 • 在經 inflation 調整後,全球 worker pay 在 2019 年至 2025 年間下降了 12%,相當於在該期間內提供了 108 天的 free work
theguardian.com• 獨家報導:他們表示,政府應支持優先發展再生能源的項目,以保護消費者免受持續的價格衝擊 • 訂閱我們的突發新聞電子郵件、下載免費 App 或收聽每日新聞播客 • 包含來自 BP 和 Shell 的高階主管在內的油氣產業前領袖警告 Albanese 政府,若為了應對全球能源危機而優先發展化石燃料,澳洲民眾將面臨持續價格衝擊和更高成本的風險
theguardian.com• 與美國市場相關的跨境支付科技新創公司 Latitude 於本週正式亮相,獲得由 NEA 領投的 800 萬美元種子輪融資,旨在解決緩慢且昂貴的企業匯款問題。 • 該筆資金將支持 Latitude 簡化國際支付的使命,在 B2B 高效轉帳需求日益增長的背景下,將其定位為金融科技領域的挑戰者。 • 其推出正值 2026 年 4 月金融科技浪潮之際,突顯了儘管面對能源價格與 Fed 政策帶來的經濟不確定性,投資者仍對支付科技創新充滿信心。
fintechfutures.comUtility bills are up as much as 40% in some regions, and companies shut off power to customers 13m times in 2025The US’s top utilities’ CEOs enjoyed a 16% pay raise last year – to an average of $12.3m – even as consumers shoulder the pain from high bills spurred by continuing inflation, the Iran war and datacenter growth, a new review of industry financial documents shows.Utility bills are up as much as 40% in some regions since 2021, and, nationwide, utilities shut off power to customers 13m times last year, federal data shows. Continue reading...
theguardian.com• Medicare underpayments to hospitals totaled more than $100 billion in 2024, according to testimony provided to the House Ways and Means Committee by the American Hospital Association. • Hospitals are managing significant cost pressures while treating a sicker, more medically complex, and aging patient population, with persistent misalignments between care provision and reimbursement rates. • The financial strain reflects broader healthcare system challenges as providers struggle with inadequate government reimbursement alongside rising operational costs.
aha.orgGovernment’s draft news bargaining incentive scheme includes 2.25% levy on local revenues of digital giantsAnthony Albanese has urged Google, Meta and TikTok to make deals with Australian media outlets to avoid a dedicated 2.25% levy on local revenues, warning digital giants should not be able to exploit the work of journalists to boost profits.Releasing an exposure draft for the government’s news bargaining incentive (NBI) scheme on Tuesday, the prime minister said platforms who sign new deals with publishers to pay for news content would receive offsets of between 150% to 170% from the new levy. Continue reading...
theguardian.comHealth secretary’s ‘power grab’ to override Nice comes amid growing concern move may be illegal and benefit big pharmaDozens of MPs are opposing Wes Streeting’s decision to award himself power to dictate what the NHS pays for drugs amid growing concern the move may be illegal.Thirty-one MPs have signed a House of Commons motion voicing their disapproval of the health secretary being handed the power to override the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence’s (Nice) judgment on how much the NHS should spend on individual medicines. Continue reading...
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