UK poised to establish global advisory group on AI – The Financial Times
The UK is planning to announce an international advisory group on artificial intelligence at a summit next month, as ministers seek to carve out a
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The great banking transition
Despite several dramatic demises and resulting skittishness in the markets earlier this year, the global banking industry has had a pretty good 18 months. According
UK inflation unexpectedly holds steady at 6.7% amid rising fuel prices – The Guardian
UK inflation unexpectedly held steady in September at 6.7% as soaring fuel costs offset the first monthly fall in food prices for two years to
UK infrastructure needs much more investment, say government advisers – The Guardian
The UK’s infrastructure needs a big cash injection, with public transport, home heating and water networks all in dire need of renewal, independent government advisers
Rebuilding US industry via green transition makes no sense – The Financial Times
Having exhausted all other options, US policymakers are finally doing the right thing for domestic manufacturing: embracing industrial policy to channel capital towards expanding the
Taiwan will not surrender its semiconductor supremacy – The Economist
From the 1970s until a few years ago Taiwan’s semiconductor sector looked worthy but dull. Its chip-fabrication plants (fabs for short) kept the global electronics
Musk’s X Tests $1-a-Year Subscription to Reduce Spam, Bot Accounts – Bloomberg
X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, began testing a $1-per-year subscription fee for new accounts on the web that want to post or interact
PODCAST: Public problems for private equity
For years, low interest rates let private equity deliver huge returns to investors. But now rates are up, and private equity is struggling. Many PE
Making the International Financial System Work
The annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have proved once again that where there is political will, there is a
Households in Great Britain at risk of losing winter energy help, charity warns – The Guardian
Hundreds of thousands of struggling households in Great Britain risk missing out on government help to pay their energy bills this winter if they fail