Credit card debt tops $1 trillion, trapping even six-figure earners – The Washington Post
A credit card is like a power tool. It can be useful or very dangerous, depending on how it’s handled. Consumers need to keep this
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Supermarket AI meal planner app suggests recipe that would create chlorine gas – The Guardian
A New Zealand supermarket experimenting with using AI to generate meal plans has seen its app produce some unusual dishes – recommending customers recipes for
A Crypto Mystery: Who Controls This Fast-Growing Stablecoin?
Archblock sold the intellectual-property rights of TrueUSD to a little-known company called Techteryx in December 2020, but Archblock still operated the token and was responsible for
UK wages grow at a record pace, nearing the inflation rate – CNN
Wages in the United Kingdom grew 7.8% in the three months to June, the fastest annual rate since records began, the Office for National Statistics
What Consumers Earn in Interest Income vs. What they Pay in Interest Expense – Wolf Street
Treasury bills up to six month all yield over 5.5%. One-year T-bills yield around 5.4%. This is money that is deemed to have no credit
The $900,000 AI Job Is Here – WSJ
American companies are in the midst of an AI recruiting frenzy, and some are willing to pay salaries approaching seven figures to hire top talent.
The battery revolution: rivals race for car market supremacy – The Financial Times
Lithium-ion batteries have already changed the world, putting smartphones, laptops and wireless headphones in the hands of billions of people. Now they are triggering another
American stocks are at their most expensive in decades – The Economist
Try a little, and it is never too hard to argue that the stockmarket looks risky and a crash must be coming. But in the
PODCAST: Going digital in the Caribbean
On the road at Hightech Payment Systems’ WeMeeting in Morocco, Liz Lumley sits down to listen to the story of the first fully digital bank in Barbados:
The End of Zero Interest Rates
As recently as 2022, most monetary economists expected interest rates to remain low indefinitely. While many analysts still expect near-zero interest rates to return, they