AI and the Productivity Imperative
As it stands, the global economic outlook for the next decade appears grim. But a broad-based surge in productivity – fueled by the targeted development
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PODCAST: Digital Payment Apps Offer Perks, Convenience… and Security Risks
Credit cards and digital payment apps make checking out convenient for shoppers. WSJ personal-finance reporter Imani Moise joins host J.R. Whalen to discuss the benefits
US inflation edges up to 3.2% in July – The Financial Times
US headline inflation in July rose slightly from June, a smaller than expected increase that supports the case for the Federal Reserve to hold interest
UK economy records surprise growth. It may not last – CNN
The UK economy grew slightly in the three months to June 30, driven by strong rises in manufacturing and consumer and government spending. Gross domestic
The Hard Landing Is Here for Trade, Roiling World Export Champs – Bloomberg
As economists gauge the likelihood of recessions in major economies around the world, a slew of recent data show that a downturn is already evident
AI Mania Triggers Dot-Com Bubble Flashbacks – WSJ
The dot-com bubble taught investors to be wary of stock-market rallies powered by a technological boom—that is, until generative artificial intelligence sent tech stocks soaring
UK workers: share your experience of remote working – The Guardian
After even Zoom has told employees to come into the office at least twice a week, we want to learn more about the state of
Employee share ownership is a perk worth expanding
When Simon & Schuster’s chief executive explained to staff this week why KKR had won the $1.6bn auction for the publisher, he highlighted something unusual
US Consumer Prices Data Set to Show Subdued Core Inflation Again – Bloomberg
A monthly report on US consumer prices due Thursday is set to show a second straight reading for so-called core inflation that is consistent with the Federal
Sputtering Trade Fuels Fears of a Fractured Global Economy – WSJ
Cyclical factors are weighing on commerce, but the specter of global economic divisions lurks in the background. The downturn in world trade, exemplified by slumping