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Machines to replace 85 million or half of all jobs by 2025: WEF 

A new World Economic Forum report says that half of all work tasks will be performed by machines by 2025, a shift that will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years.&nbsp;
The shift from human labour to machinery is likely to worsen inequality but the 'robot revolution' will also create about&nbsp;97 million jobs worldwide.
The&nbsp;'Future of Jobs Report 2020' said that&nbsp;routine or manual jobs in administration and data processing were at most risk, while job creation will be highest in care, big data and the green economy.&nbsp;
The report also noted that automation coupled with the pandemic&nbsp;is creating a 'double-disruption' scenario for workers.

Machine to replace 87 million or half of all jobs by 2025: WEF 

WEF&nbsp;report says half of all jobs to be done by machines by 2025
The shift will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years
The 'robot revolution' will create 97 million new jobs
Routine admin and data processing jobs at highest risk&nbsp;
Job creation expected in care, big data and green economy&nbsp;
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A new World Economic Forum report says that half of all work tasks will be performed by machines by 2025, a shift that will affect about 85 million jobs in the coming years.&nbsp;
The shift from human labour to machinery is likely to worsen inequality but the 'robot revolution' will also create about&nbsp;97 million jobs worldwide.
The&nbsp;'Future of Jobs Report 2020' said that&nbsp;routine or manual jobs in administration and data processing were at most risk, while job creation will be highest in care, big data and the green economy.
The report also noted that automation coupled with the pandemic&nbsp;is creating a 'double-disruption' scenario for workers.

Why Bangladesh’s economy is growing much faster than others | BOOM

IMF has projected that India's per capita GDP will slip below Bangladesh in 2020. It is largely being attributed to the lockdown and the pandemic which has affected the world. Why is Bangladesh economy growing even when the rest of the world is faltering? BOOM Explains.
Ahsan H Mansur, Executive Director, Policy Research Institute of Bangladesh and Chairman, BRAC Bank says that macroeconomic stability has been a cornerstone of Bangladeshi economic planning and that has helped sustained growth. It has also maintained exchange rate stability relative to Indian currency. Bangladesh also has a controlled fiscal deficit at about 3.5-4.5% despite the fiscal target set at 5%. It helps anchor the inflation rate, exchange rate stability as well as exports.
He also says that the Bangladesh exports had started recovering from May. By July-August, Bangladesh had bounced back to similar export volumes by the same corresponding period in 2019. The government also helped garment industries to pay their workers through the lockdown to ensure that there were no hindrances in keeping the industry afloat.
Watch BOOM's Govindraj Ethiraj interview Ahsan H Mansur on the Bangladesh economy, Indian economy, world trade relations and the reasons why Bangladesh economy is growing better than any other comparable economy.

Are you one of those people who find it hard to start their day without a cup of tea or coffee? Here is a food alternative that could give you that energy boost that you crave to kick start&nbsp;the day.
You might have heard of the adage that 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away.' But did you know that one medium-sized apple has about&nbsp;13g of natural sugar which can provoke a response similar to that of caffeine in the body! Apples can help you stay alert for longer as the body takes a long time to digest this wholesome fruit.
An apple in the morning would give you what is known as 'sustained' energy throughout the day due to its rich content of fibre and several vitamins, which may even help balance blood sugar levels in your body.
While coffee and apple are both truly very different food products, the latter is definitely a healthier option if an energy boost is what you need!&nbsp;

Replace your morning cuppa with an apple to boost your energy!

Are you one of those who cannot start their day without a cup of coffee in the morning? We feel you! But there are other alternative foods that could give you that energy boost that you require to kickstart the day.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away and one apple is packed with&nbsp;thirteen grams of natural sugar! These natural sugars provoke a similar response in the body as caffeine and help you stay up for longer, till the time it takes for the apple to digest.&nbsp;
An apple in the morning would give you what is known as 'sustained' energy through the day due to its rich content of fibre, which could help balance blood sugar levels in the body.
While there is no debate about coffee versus apple, the latter is definitely a healthier option than the former.&nbsp;
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Are you one of those people who find it hard to start their day without a cup of tea or coffee? Here is a food alternative that could give you that energy boost that you crave to kickstart the day.
You might have heard of the adage that 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away.' But did you know that one medium-sized apple has about&nbsp;13g of natural sugar which can provoke a response similar to that of caffeine in the body! Apples can help you stay alert for longer as the body takes a long time to digest this wholesome fruit.
An apple in the morning would give you what is known as 'sustained' energy throughout the day due to its rich content of fibre and several vitamins, which may even help balance blood sugar levels in your body.
While coffee and apple are both truly very different food products, the latter is definitely a healthier option if an energy boost is what you need!&nbsp;

Are you one of those people who find it hard to start their day without a cup of tea or coffee? Here is a food alternative that could give you that energy boost that you crave to kick start&nbsp;the day.
You might have heard of the adage that 'an apple a day keeps the doctor away.' But did you know that one medium-sized apple has about&nbsp;13g of natural sugar which can provoke a response similar to that of caffeine in the body! Apples can help you stay alert for longer as the body takes a long time to digest this wholesome fruit.
An apple in the morning would give you what is known as 'sustained' energy throughout the day due to its rich content of fibre and several vitamins, which may even help balance blood sugar levels in your body.
While coffee and apple are both truly very different food products, the latter is definitely a healthier option if an energy boost is what you need!&nbsp;

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