A year after ChatGPT’s release, the AI revolution is just beginning – CNN
ChatGPT may not be able to perform a cake smash on its first birthday today, but it certainly managed to wow the world and create
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How a Canadian company became the world’s best acquirer of tech firms – The Economist
For older startups these are tough times. The weak recent stockmarket debuts of Arm, a British chipmaker, Instacart, a grocery-delivery group, and Klaviyo, a software firm,
France’s Rating Looks Shaky After a Year of S&P Negative Outlook – Bloomberg
A year after President Emmanuel Macron received a warning that France’s credit status faced closer scrutiny, the possibility of a humbling downgrade is looming ever larger.
The fading era of hyperglobalisation is a study in success
Death notices for the surge in globalisation that started in the 1990s have been posted for about as long as the process itself. Covid-19, the
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AT1: Investors’ Risky Bets that Keep the Banks Running (by Hayk Khekoyan)
When you hear the word CoCo you probably think of a leather bag with the famous Chanel logo on it, or the 2017 critically acclaimed
The US economy grew by 5.2% in the third quarter, even faster than previously estimated – CNN
US economic growth was even stronger in the third quarter than previously estimated, underscoring the economy’s remarkable resilience in the face of elevated inflation and
Consumers Likely Pulled Back Spending in October – WSJ
Americans slowed their spending in October and inflation ebbed as the economy downshifted from a fast-paced third quarter, forecasters say. Economists surveyed by The Wall
Traders Fully Price ECB Rate Cut in April for First Time – Bloomberg
Traders are betting on an ever-earlier start to European Central Bank interest-rate cuts next year despite warnings from policymakers that borrowing costs will remain elevated
Economic data shows households are feeling the pinch. But will the RBA stop raising rates? – The Guardian
At times you have to wonder if members of the Reserve Bank executive and board have met anyone who actually lives in a typical Australians