The great-man theory of Wall Street – The Economist
At this time of year, as they await their Christmas bonuses, people on Wall Street ponder their worth. Two questions can sharpen the mind of
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OpenAI targets 1bn users in next phase of growth – The Financial Times
OpenAI is betting on a suite of new AI products, building its own data centres and a crucial partnership with Apple to supercharge its next
Canada Growth Slows to 1% in Third Quarter – WSJ
Canada’s economy made a sluggish start to the final months of the year after growth cooled in the third quarter, reigniting debate over whether the
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Jobs, ISM Data to Indicate Strength of U.S. Economy – WSJ
U.S. economic data return back into focus as investors look for signs as to whether the world’s largest economy remains relatively strong. Key jobs data
Why Black Friday sales grow more annoying every year – The Economist
When is black Friday? The obvious answer is a literal one. It is the day after Thanksgiving, an American holiday when families gather to gorge
PODCAST: Masters in Business: Michael Morris
On this episode, Barry and Michael discuss the connection between psychology and leadership, the basic tribal instincts that drive us, and his new book Tribal:
Fed’s Preferred Inflation Measure Remained Elevated in October – WSJ
The core version of the Fed’s preferred 12-month inflation gauge ticked back up to 2.8% as expected last month—a sign that even though prices have
ECB’s Lagarde Urges Europe to Negotiate, Not Retaliate on Trade – Bloomberg
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde suggested European Union might be in a better position if it talks with the US about potential trade tariffs
AI and the R&D revolution – The Financial Times
In a world of fast-changing consumer preferences and increasing choice, companies that want to stay ahead must work continuously to ensure that their goods and
Are Global Banking Rules Finished?
The Basel Committee’s proposed minimum capital requirements have long been assailed by the banking industry and politicians of various stripes. But never before has the