RBA Stands Pat; Says Inflation Risks Still a Worry – WSJ
The Reserve Bank of Australia left interest rates on hold at its August policy meeting, stopping well short of joining other major central banks in...
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Can Samsung get its mojo back? – The Economist
Samsung Electronics, South Korea’s most valuable company, is the archetype of vertical integration. The smartphones and other consumer electronics it is best known for accounted...
US Services Activity Expands at Modest Pace as Orders Rebound – Bloomberg
The US services sector expanded in July after contracting a month earlier by the most in four years, which may help allay fresh concerns about...
Global stock markets fall sharply as worries grow over US recession – The Financial Times
Global stock markets tumbled on Monday, with the Japanese index suffering its worst day in 37 years, as investors fretted about a possible US recession...
Why AI Researchers Are Worried About ‘Model Collapse’ – Bloomberg
In certain corners of the tech industry, it’s an article of faith that training artificial intelligence systems on larger amounts of online data will allow...
Green-Energy Flops Revive Bets on Natural Gas – WSJ
Biofuels are the latest green-energy investment to disappoint. That leaves the hopes of Europe’s oil and gas giants pinned on an old standby of the...
AI chip start-up Groq’s value rises to $2.8bn as it takes on Nvidia – The Financial Times
Semiconductor start-up Groq has raised $640mn from investors including BlackRock as it aims to challenge Nvidia’s dominance of the booming market for artificial intelligence chips. ...
Dumb phones are making a comeback – The Economist
It is hard to imagine life without a smartphone these days. Leave yours at home and you may find yourself lost, moneyless and severed from...
Euro Zone’s Big Growth Laggard Has a Lot of Cheery Consumers – Bloomberg
Some of the euro zone’s most upbeat consumers can be found in one of the region’s most sickly economies — Germany. That mismatch was on...
The Fed Is Behind the Curve. There’s Still No Need to Panic – WSJ
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that he needs to see more data to justify cutting rates. The data obliged, but is hardly signaling...