Hate Passwords? It’s Time to Try Passkeys – WSJ
I no longer need a password to sign into Google. From now on, it’s “Adios, passwords…Hello, passkeys!” Sort of. This new form of login is...
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Fed Official Signals Support for Further Rate Increases – WSJ
A Federal Reserve official said the central bank should be prepared to continue lifting interest rates because inflation remains too high and the labor market...
Why You’re Probably Hearing Less About Corporate Climate Initiatives – The New York Times
In the last week of April, around three in 10 voting shareholders at Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and Bank of America backed resolutions demanding that...
UK saw sluggish growth at start of year – BBC News
The UK saw weak growth in the first three months of the year and shrank during March as the economy was affected by strike action....
The Fed’s Interest Rates Are still Fueling Inflation rather than Dousing it, and People Getting Used to this Inflation – Wolf Street
The Fed has now raised its policy rates by 500 basis points in a little over a year, with the top of the range now...
What’s a scanner? Gen Z is discovering workplace tech – The Washington Post
Since 22-year-old Erika Loc is an up-and-coming IT whiz, the boss at her first cybersecurity internship figured she knew how to use a printer. That...
Global Finance Chiefs to Plot Escape Routes for World Economy – Bloomberg
A summer laced with economic strains looms for the world’s richest economies. In the US, President Joe Biden and congressional Republicans are locked in a...
Inflation Eased in April but Remains Stubbornly High – WSJ
Inflation edged slightly lower in April, likely keeping the Federal Reserve on course to pause interest-rate increases at its next meeting. The consumer-price index rose...
Google unveils AI-powered search engine to rival Microsoft’s Bing – The Financial Times
Google has launched a revamped search engine powered by artificial intelligence, as it rushes to make up lost ground in the race to bring powerful...
Investors brace for a painful crash into America’s debt-ceiling – The Economist
Most of the time, the impossibility of America defaulting on its sovereign bonds is taken as a fundamental axiom of the financial system. The country...