Global government borrowing set to hit record $12.3tn – The Financial Times
Global government borrowing is expected to reach a record $12.3tn this year, as a rise in defence and other spending by major economies and higher
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U.S. Factory Activity Eased as Tariffs Threats Spark Accelerating Costs – WSJ
U.S. manufacturing activity expanded slightly in February for a second straight month after 26 months of contraction, although at a more cautious pace as price
How cheap can investing get? – The Economist
The battle between the world’s two largest exchange-traded funds has reached a pivotal moment. On February 18th VOO, an ETF tracking the S&P 500 that
How big is the stock market’s America bubble? – The Financial Times
US stocks’ huge surge since the global financial crisis means they account for almost two-thirds of the world’s investable market, raising concerns about whether such
Tencent’s AI Bot Passes DeepSeek as China’s Favorite on iPhones – Bloomberg
Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s Yuanbao AI chatbot passed DeepSeek to become the most downloaded iPhone app in China this week, highlighting the intensifying domestic competition.
Students must learn to be more than mindless ‘machine-minders’
University students have taken to artificial intelligence in the same way that an anxious new driver with a crumpled road map might take to satnav
PODCAST: Bloomberg Masters in Business: Melissa Smith
Barry speaks with Melissa Smith. She is co-Head of Commercial Banking at JPMorgan. Previously she was Co-Head of Innovation Economy and Head of Specialized Industries.
Weak UK consumer spending is denting business mood, says CBI – The Guardian
Business activity across the UK private sector declined in the last three months, a survey has found, as weak consumer spending hits companies.The latest growth
How Much Do Tariffs Raise Prices? – WSJ
President Trump has imposed or threatened tariffs on a range of products and countries. How much more will consumers pay? The question is surprisingly hard
Skype is shutting down after two decades – CNN
Microsoft is shutting down Skype, the internet-based phone and video service that was once the dominant way of staying connected in the mid 2000s. Skype