Global Chipmakers Add $200 Billion in Record Rally on AI Frenzy – Bloomberg
Global chipmakers saw their market value soar as investors rushed to get exposure to artificial intelligence, the latest sign of a frenetic bull run that
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PODCAST: Why technological progress is so hard to predict: podcast
New inventions often cause great excitement yet can take years to catch on. In this episode of The Big View podcast, Peter Thal Larsen talks
AI Must Not Ignore Human Rights
As US tech companies ramp up their international dealmaking, with strong backing from the Trump administration, safeguards to ensure that investments and business practices do
Eurozone inflation rises to 2.2% in September – The Financial Times
Eurozone inflation rose to 2.2 per cent in September, the first time it has gone above the European Central Bank’s 2 per cent target since
UK business confidence falls to record low amid rising employment costs – The Guardian
Business confidence fell to its lowest level on record in September, driven by concerns over soaring costs, according to a survey of bosses. Topping the
OpenAI Launches Video Generator App to Rival TikTok and YouTube – WSJ
OpenAI is squaring up to TikTok, Google’s YouTube and Meta Platforms with a new social-media app for its AI video generator that allows users to
The murky economics of the data-centre investment boom – The Economist
This spring McKinsey made what seemed to be an extraordinarily bullish forecast of capital spending on the chips, data centres and energy to produce artificial
Goldman Says Looser Land Rules May Ease US’s Housing Squeeze – Bloomberg
US housing affordability has declined sharply over the past decade and relaxing land-use regulations could go a long way toward helping address America’s housing crunch,
BOE Has Scope for Careful and Gradual Rate Cuts, Says Ramsden – WSJ
The Bank of England can continue to lower its key interest rate while bringing inflation down to its 2% target, deputy governor Dave Ramsden said
Investing like the ultra-rich is easier than ever – The Economist
Fifteen years ago, Ian Ayres and Barry Nalebuff published a book with an intriguing argument. For decades, financial advisers had suggested to retail investors that