WTO Sees Sharp Slowdown in Global Trade, Pointing to Possible Recession – WSJ
World trade in goods is projected to slow sharply next year under the weight of high energy prices, rising interest rates and war-related disruptions, raising...
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Financial markets are in trouble. Where will the cracks appear? – The Economist
It is hard not to feel a sense of foreboding. As the Federal Reserve has tightened policy, asset prices have plunged. Stocks, as measured by...
These executives are asking their staff to work less for the same money. Will it pay off? – CNN
It wasn’t hard for Samantha Losey, managing director of Unity, a public relations firm in London, to convince her team to work fewer hours for...
Cutting emissions will hit growth, but costs of inaction much higher, says IMF – The Guardian
IMF says taking swift action to achieve 25% cut in greenhouse gases by end of decade will cost less than failing to act. Vital steps...
Why Big Tech shreds millions of storage devices it could reuse – The Financial Times
Mick Payne remembers the moment the madness of the way we dispose of our data was brought home to him. The chief operating officer of...
A crisis in the making for charities
Fuelled by spiralling inflation, the cost of living crisis is hitting bank balances and disposable income, and is expected to have a knock-on effect on...
Fed Official Says Inflation Fight Will Take Time, Despite Signs of Progress – WSJ
Bringing inflation down from 40-year highs is likely to take time and will require a slowdown in economic growth and reduced demand for workers by...
UK price cap on household energy bills expected to cost £89bn – The Guardian
Liz Truss’s intervention to freeze energy prices for households for two years is expected to cost the government £89bn, according to the first major costing...
Pound at two-week high after spending plan reports – BBC News
The pound has risen to its highest level for two weeks on hopes Kwasi Kwarteng will bring forward details of how he will cut debt....
Over 50% of CEOs say they’re considering cutting jobs over the next 6 months — and remote workers may be the first go to – MarketWatch
Alarm sirens from the C-Suite about a looming recession are gaining volume in America and elsewhere, but calls back to the office for full-time work...