Six Takeaways From a Monumental Week for AI – WSJ
Artificial intelligence has been a fast-moving, high-drama industry since OpenAI launched the viral chatbot ChatGPT a little more than two years ago and awakened the
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PCE Inflation Accelerated in December – WSJ
The measure of price increases targeted by the Federal Reserve sped up in December, reflecting a stubborn spell of inflation that remains modestly higher than
Enhancing cyber-resilience: safeguarding financial firms against cyber-threats and data breaches – The Independent
How asset managers, hedge funds and private capital firms can ensure cyber-resilience and address AI threats.Cyber-security threats are on the rise – and the financial
Meta’s investment in VR and smart glasses on track to top $100bn – The Financial Times
Meta’s total investment in virtual and augmented reality is set to top $100bn this year, as its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has declared 2025 will
US Hiring Seen Staying Solid With Focus on Revisions – Bloomberg
The US labor market probably kicked off 2025 with another month of solid growth, while highly anticipated annual revisions are likely to showcase a noticeably
Five Things to Know About AI’s Thirst for Energy – WSJ
The race for AI dominance launched a stampede to connect to America’s vast electric grid. Plugging in, however, is likely to be easier said than
Nvidia is in danger of losing its monopoly-like margins – The Economist
It is Common lore in Silicon Valley that no company has a bigger moat than Nvidia, the world’s dominant supplier of chips for artificial intelligence
Tariffs Are Here. The Price Hikes Coming for These Items May Surprise You – WSJ
The Trump administration said Saturday it will levy 25% import tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada, and an extra 10% tariff on imports from
Is DeepSeek Really a Threat?
If vindicated, DeepSeek’s technology could be to large language models what Nikola Tesla’s breakthroughs with alternating current were to electrification. While it cannot overcome the
The allure of the company town – The Economist
Billund is a small town in Denmark with a population that stands at a little over 7,000 people. It is also the birthplace and headquarters