Economists in WSJ Survey Still See Recession This Year Despite Easing Inflation – WSJ
Despite signs that inflation has started to recede, economists still expect higher interest rates to push the U.S. economy into a recession in the coming...
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Top global companies write down billions as deals make way for gloom – The Financial Times
Some of the world’s biggest companies are facing multibillion-dollar writedowns on recent acquisitions as a wave of dealmaking gives way to a new era of...
PODCAST: How Students’ Future Earnings Could Be Hit by Remote Learning
A Stanford University study suggests the learning lost as a result of lockdowns during the pandemic could have a long-term financial effect on students. WSJ...
Business resilience through smart use of data
Sustainable business practice is the smart business choice: How data-driven sustainability choices can positively impact the bottom line. Smart use of data can mean many...
World Economy Walks Tightrope Between Recession and Soft Landing – Bloomberg
The world economy is beginning the new year on a more optimistic note, though that’s no guarantee 2023 will end that way. A variety of...
Has economics run out of big new ideas? – The Economist
At the annual meeting of the American Economic Association, held this year in New Orleans, wonks discussed everything from inflation and technological progress to the...
US inflation falls to lowest level in more than a year – The Financial Times
Annual US inflation fell in December to its lowest level in more than a year, in a further sign that price pressures have peaked amid...
What to expect at work this year – CNN
The pandemic has transformed work over the past three years in ways few expected. It normalized remote work, created a shortage of critical workers and...
The dollar could bring investors a nasty surprise – The Economist
Our currency, your problem. That is how John Connally, America’s Treasury secretary, described the dollar to European leaders in 1971. The phrasing was apt. His...
Rescuing Economic Growth in Highly Indebted Developing Countries
For developing countries, economic growth remains an essential ingredient of successful debt deals. But even in the best of circumstances, these countries’ growth is likely...