Deloitte launches biggest reorganisation in a decade to cut costs – The Financial Times
Deloitte has launched the biggest overhaul of its global operations in a decade as the Big Four firm seeks to cut costs and reduce the
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RBA Keeps Rates Steady, Says All Policy Options Remain on the Table – WSJ
The Reserve Bank of Australia said Tuesday that it still can’t rule out the possibility that interest rates will need to be raised further, adding
UK probably left recession as economy grows 0.2% in January – Independent
The UK economy rebounded at the start of the year and is likely to have left recession already after figures released on Wednesday showed modest
Is Blockchain Ready for Primetime?
Like all relatively recent innovations, blockchain networks have suffered from plenty of hype, scandal, and mistrust. But with the technology having demonstrated its functionality, robustness,
Powell’s Silence Frustrates Markets as Post-Covid Economy Shifts – Bloomberg
For Rick Plympton, there’s no going back to the pre-Covid economy. The chief executive officer of precision-lens maker Optimax Systems Inc. sees “shifting sands” in
Just how rich are businesses getting in the AI gold rush? – The Economist
Barely a day goes by without excitement about artificial intelligence (ai) sending another company’s market value through the roof. Earlier this month the share price
The Fed’s Challenge: Has It Hit the Brakes Hard Enough? – WSJ
When the Federal Reserve began sharply raising interest rates two years ago, the prospect of mortgage rates hitting 7% terrified Dwight Sandlin, a home builder
Seven Charts That Will Guide the Bank of England on Rate Cuts – Bloomberg
The Bank of England this week is likely to resist signaling imminent interest rate cuts despite the arrival of new data that is expected to show inflation
Talk of a soft landing for the global economy is premature – many dark scenarios are lurking – The Guardian
Central bankers are feeling smug. The fears of 12 to 18 months ago that the global economy was likely to crash as a result of
Mercedes trials humanlike robots for ‘demanding and repetitive’ tasks – The Financial Times
Mercedes-Benz is trialling humanlike robots for “demanding and repetitive” tasks in one of its factories as the carmaker finds it increasingly hard to find reliable