Intel Gets Up to $7.9 Billion Award for U.S. Chip-Plant Construction – WSJ
The U.S. government is granting Intel INTC up to $7.87 billion to help fund new chip plants in four states, the largest award in the
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Central and Eastern Europe’s Bid for AI Dominance
In recent years, Central and Eastern European countries have emerged as vibrant innovation hubs, producing a new wave of tech unicorns. Although well-positioned to capitalize
Citigroup slashes promotions as it seeks to overhaul bank – The Financial Times
Citigroup is slashing the number of year-end promotions it usually awards, as it seeks to hold costs down amid a long-term restructuring to shrink headcount
Scientists are learning why ultra-processed foods are bad for you – The Economist
For millennia, people have altered food to please their palates. More than 3,000 years ago Mesoamericans, living in what is Mexico and Central America today,
Climate COPs and the art of the deal
One day at the COP29 climate conference in Baku last week, I ran into a veteran of these sprawling talks who said he had been
If Inflation Is Back, Protecting Against It Won’t Be Simple – WSJ
With a strong economy and an incoming president promising tax cuts and tariffs, investors and economists are rightly worrying that inflation might make a comeback.
Lane Says ECB Rate Shouldn’t Remain Restrictive for Too Long – Bloomberg
The European Central Bank should be able to reduce interest rates to a level where they no longer restrict the economy in 2025, according to
Enforced return to office leads workers to seek new jobs – The Guardian
Recruiters have received a surge in job applications from disgruntled workers at companies that are removing employees’ flexibility over where they work after a flurry
This Battery Startup Raised $15 Billion. Then It Went Bust. – WSJ
Northvolt was one of the world’s most valuable battery startups. Now it has run out of charge.Over the past week, the Swedish company filed for
Germany’s Obsession With Austerity Will Help It Spend Freely Now – Bloomberg
Seemingly everything is going wrong in Germany all at once. The government collapsed, the economy is stagnating and the vaunted manufacturing industry will likely soon