Why the EU now plans to delay post-Brexit tariffs on electric vehicles – The Guardian
The European Commission is likely to propose a three-year delay on post-Brexit tariffs on electric cars, after months of lobbying by industry and the UK
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The AI Awakening
Generative AI has introduced tantalizing new possibilities. Yet the initial excitement surrounding AI has given way to genuine and growing concerns. This issue is an
Is the world’s most important asset market broken? – The Economist
In 1790 america’s finances were in a precarious state: debt-servicing costs were higher than revenues and government bonds traded at 20 cents on the dollar.
IBM claims quantum computing research milestone – The Financial Times
Quantum computing is starting to fulfil its promise as a crucial scientific research tool, IBM researchers claim, as the US tech group attempts to quell
Worrying About Pandemics Is So 2020. Should It Be? – WSJ
Amid all the concerns about inflation, interest rates and wars this year, at least investors haven’t needed to worry about pandemics. But maybe they should:
Are the Headlines about Factory Orders Messing with us Again? – Wolf Street
The headlines had a kind of shocking collapse-is-nigh quality: Manufacturing orders plunged “by the most since April 2020.” These are new orders that manufacturing sites
Meta and IBM Launch AI Alliance – WSJ
Meta Platforms and International Business Machines launched a coalition of more than 50 artificial intelligence companies and research institutions that are pushing a so-called open
PODCAST: What’s in your global tracker fund?
Global equity funds are a mainstay in most investors’ portfolios, but few peer under the bonnet to examine the gigantic, global companies included in these
Target date funds: What are they and are they right for you?
If you are in a 401(k) plan at work, you very likely have the option to invest in a so-called target date fund, which also
Goods Deflation Is Back. It Could Speed Inflation’s Return to 2% – WSJ
After a historic run-up in inflation, Americans are now starting to see something they haven’t in three years: deflation. To be sure, deflation—that is, falling