PODCAST: At the Money: Lose the Noise
A constant stream of noise distracts investors: earnings reports, news releases, upgrades, downgrades, economic data, geopolitics. How should we best manage this firehose of distractions?
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Retailers are right to warn of job cuts after Reeves budget, says Andrew Bailey – The Guardian
The Bank of England governor, Andrew Bailey, has said retailers are right to warn of potential job cuts as a result of tax increases announced
Things Are Quiet in Consumer Credit. Too Quiet. – WSJ
Lenders are open for business. But there might not be a ton of borrowers walking through the door. That can be a formula for trouble.
The Way We Interact With AI Chatbots Is Changing – Bloomberg
When OpenAI launched its ChatGPT chatbot in 2022, it looked as if a new generation of artificial intelligence tools was about to transform every corner
Australia’s Central Bank Remains Jittery About Inflation Risks, Global Uncertainty – WSJ
The Reserve Bank of Australia remains jittery about the risks of higher inflation and will have little tolerance for any data that point to further
Five Lessons from Building Green Businesses
When it comes to investing in new green businesses, CEOs tend to have clarity on the “why.” Less understood, though, is the “how.” The list
Shoppers Are Ditching Classic Brands They Once Loved – Bloomberg
A burst of color is washing over Kraft’s once dominant royal blue in the macaroni and cheese aisle. Among new arrivals is Goodles, a protein-packed
Eurozone Trade Surplus Rises on Jump in Exports to U.S. – WSJ
The eurozone’s trade surplus climbed in September on year, with exports to the U.S. growing as the threat of tariffs proposed by U.S. President-elect Donald
Investors Are Betting on a Market Melt-Up – WSJ
A roaring market rally since the U.S. presidential election has driven up the price of everything from shares of technology and manufacturing giants to cryptocurrencies.
UK economy under Labour stalls – what that means for you and your money – The Independent
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said she is “not satisfied” with the performance of the UK’s economy after it grew by a meagre 0.1 per cent