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Simplifying a Complicated Global Economy
With so many moving pieces, and under such unconventional conditions, navigating today’s global economic landscape would be challenging for anyone. But even if we cannot
Why the Era of Historically Low Interest Rates Could Be Over – WSJ
Despite the Federal Reserve’s raising interest rates to a 22-year high, the economy remains surprisingly resilient, with estimates putting third-quarter growth on pace to easily
No app, no entry: How the digital world is failing the non tech-savvy – The Guardian
Whatever the word is for the opposite of heartwarming, it certainly applies to the story of Ruth and Peter Jaffe. The elderly couple from Ealing,
Silicon Valley start-ups revive listing plans as Arm reignites IPO market – The Financial Times
A group of Silicon Valley’s biggest private tech companies are dusting off long-delayed plans to list their shares, with the upcoming initial public offering of
Meta’s Threads App to Launch Web Version as Rivalry With X Enters New Stage – WSJ
Meta Platforms META -0.65% plans to launch a web version of microblogging app Threads early this week, the biggest new feature to be introduced on
An Innovation Culture That Gets Results
When interest rates rise, innovation budgets often fall. Yet preserving cash and fostering innovation are not mutually exclusive strategies. On the contrary, companies should embrace
The next phase of the Fed’s historic inflation fight is waiting for rate cuts – CNN
The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to their highest level in 22 years in an aggressive bid to curb inflation, and there’s a chance
Private fund industry prepares for battle over sweeping US rules – The Financial Times
The global private funds industry is bracing for one of the most sweeping regulatory reforms in its history as the US Securities and Exchange Commission
UK to spend £100m in global race to produce AI chips – The Guardian
The government will spend £100m to try to win a toe-hold for the UK in the global race to produce computer chips used to power