IT Unemployment Rises to 5.7% as AI Hits Tech Jobs – WSJ
The unemployment rate in the information technology sector rose from 3.9% in December to 5.7% in January, well above last month’s overall jobless rate of
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Building resilient and inclusive learning systems for a global workforce
Mandatory training is more than just a checkbox – it’s one of the most consistent ways organisations connect with their employees, build skills, and align
Europe has no escape from stagnation – The Economist
It is hard to avoid the soft bigotry of low expectations. The EU’s statistics bureau titled a recent release—showing no economic growth in the last
Hiring Slows but Remains Solid, With Economy Adding 143,000 Jobs – WSJ
The job market kept chugging along in January, albeit at a slower pace than the previous two months.The U.S. economy added 143,000 jobs last month
The data-centre investment spree shows no signs of stopping – The Economist
If investment in data centres is about to slow, nobody told Mark Zuckerberg. On January 29th, during an earnings call, Meta’s boss boasted that the
The Mood of the American Consumer is Souring – WSJ
The Trump bump in consumer confidence is already over.Tariff threats, stock market swings and rapidly reversing executive orders are causing Americans across the political spectrum
Morgan Stanley cedes title of chief Goldman Sachs rival – The Financial Times
JPMorgan Chase and investment banking boutique Evercore have displaced Morgan Stanley as the chief rivals to Goldman Sachs in the core Wall Street business of
No One Knows How to Price AI Tools
More than two years after the public debut of ChatGPT, software companies still haven’t found a compelling way of charging for AI tools, chief information
Will Crypto Save the Dollar?
Trump’s tariff threats and aggressive trade tactics are bound to accelerate efforts to challenge the dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency. But his push
UK Services Firms Put Up Prices at Fastest Pace in a Year – Bloomberg
One in four of Britain’s services firms put up prices at the start of 2025 amid rising wage bills and the imminent hit from Labour’s