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U.S. Professional Degrees and Global Employability: Why International Credentials Matter in Emerging Economies

Rising competition and structural labor challenges are reshaping how professional credentials are valued. In emerging economies such as Peru, U.S. professional degrees are increasingly viewed as strategic assets for employability and global workforce integration.

AI Bubble Fears Trigger Dow’s Decline and Test Investor Confidence

Investors are growing wary of a potential bubble in AI-linked tech stocks, triggering a sharp drop in the Dow and broader markets. The shift challenges long-term assumptions about growth and exposes the need for more informed risk assessment in portfolios.

Recent Breakthroughs in Alzheimer’s Research Offer New Hope for Early Diagnosis and Treatment

New studies this year reveal promising advances in Alzheimer’s disease including accurate blood tests, lifestyle-based protection, immune system involvement and lithium’s role in experimental models. These developments suggest earlier and more accessible diagnostics and treatments may soon be viable.