Will AI make you stupid? – The Economist
As anybody who has ever taken a standardised test will know, racing to answer an expansive essay question in 20 minutes or less takes serious...
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UK inflation to rise as summer spending pushes up hotels and airfares – Independent
UK inflation is set to have edged higher last month as summer spending pushed up flight and hotel costs, and food prices continue to climb.One...
AI is killing the web. Can anything save it? – The Economist
Around the beginning of last year, Matthew Prince started receiving worried calls from the bosses of big media companies. They told Mr Prince, whose firm,...
Central Bankers Flock to Jackson Hole at Pivotal Moment – Bloomberg
A big week is coming up for the Federal Reserve and central bank enthusiasts.The Kansas City Fed’s annual Economic Policy Symposium kicks off Thursday evening...
The effects of AI on the economy are real — but not in the way most expect – Trading View
For the past few years, we’ve been told that artificial intelligence would either save the world or destroy it.The AI economy would wipe out jobs,...
Crypto’s big bang will revolutionise finance – The Economist
Among the strait-laced denizens of Wall Street, crypto’s “use cases” are often discussed with a smirk. Veterans have seen it all before. Digital assets have...
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Fed’s Powell Comments at Jackson Hole in Focus – WSJ
Comments from U.S. Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hole Symposium, alongside minutes to the Fed’s most recent meeting, will be closely watched...
U.K. Economy Slows But Keeps Growing Despite Tariff Swings – WSJ
The U.K. economy slowed in the three months through June but continued to grow, proving resilient to a rise in U.S. tariffs that hit exports...
Eurozone Industrial Production Slumps More Than Expected as Tariff Effects Sting – WSJ
European industry felt the effects of the pullback of tariff frontrunning in June, as industrial production declined more than expected.Industrial production fell 1.3% on month...
Would rebranding retirement motivate more Millennials and Gen Z-ers to start saving into pensions? – Independent
Pensions have a big branding problem, which is putting off more Millennials and Gen Z from investing in their retirements.With two million pensioners currently living...