Fed officials are talking down the chance of rate cut this year – CNN
At the beginning of the year, Federal Reserve officials projected they would cut interest rates three times this year. By June, they had lowered that
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What does automation really mean for the design and manufacturing industries?
An entirely new wave of automation is now taking root in the design and manufacturing industry—and for good reasons. Finding skilled labor remains a challenge,
Is artificial intelligence making big tech too big? – The Economist
When chatgpt took everyone by storm in November 2022, it was Openai, the startup behind it, that seized the business world’s attention. But, as usual,
U.S. Business Activity Grows as Europe Recovery Slows – WSJ
Business activity in the U.S. continued to grow rapidly this month, according to surveys of purchasing managers released Friday, but there were signs of a
German Business Sentiment Weakens With Economic, Political Clouds Ahead – WSJ
Sentiment at German companies has become more pessimistic on weakening expectations for business conditions ahead, amid growing economic and political uncertainty, according to a monthly
France could trigger the next euro crisis – The Financial Times
“Our Europe is mortal, it can die,” warned Emmanuel Macron in late April. Who knew that just a few weeks later France’s president would set
Will Debt Sink the American Empire? – WSJ
America is cruising into an uncharted sea of federal debt, with a public seemingly untroubled by the stark numbers and a government seemingly incapable of
PODCAST: Masters in Business: Peter Rawlinson
Bloomberg Radio host Barry Ritholtz speaks to Peter Rawlinson, chief executive officer, chief technology officer and member of the board of directors at Lucid Motors
Central Bank Digital Currencies Can Boost Middle East’s Financial Inclusion, Payment Efficiency
Almost two-thirds of countries in the Middle East and Central Asia are exploring adopting a central bank digital currency as a way to promote financial
Is Private Credit Becoming the Public’s Problem?
Given the explosive growth of private credit over the past 15 years, it is understandable that regulators and central bankers are taking a greater interest