Should an AI bot making $1mn really be the next Turing test?
We know that AI can write, add up, and prioritise tasks. But could it independently make a million dollars? That is the eye-catching challenge from
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Fitch downgrades U.S. credit rating after debt ceiling crisis – The Washington Post
The credit agency Fitch Ratings downgraded the trustworthiness of the US government on Tuesday, saying successive standoffs over the nation’s debt ceiling and rising federal
Jobs Market Shows Signs of the Gradual Cooling the Fed Wants – WSJ
The U.S. labor market is showing fresh signs of easing, with slowly falling job openings adding to figures that show the Federal Reserve is making
Five things investors have learned this year – The Economist
Stockmarkets, the economist Paul Samuelson once quipped, have predicted nine out of the last five recessions. Today they stand accused of crying wolf yet again.
UK banks are closing more than 1,000 accounts every day – The Guardian
Banks are closing more than 1,000 accounts every working day, according to new data that has fuelled the growing row over so-called “debanking” and prompted
UK house prices record biggest annual drop since 2009 – The Financial Times
UK house prices have recorded the largest annual drop in 14 years as rising mortgage costs pile pressure on the property market, according to data
Cryptocurrencies fall to open August, bitcoin dips under $29,000 – CNBC
The crypto market came under pressure as the new month kicked off, with investors weighing the risks of the latest DeFi hack and another federal
Creating the next generation of money transfer solutions
Money transfer solutions have become a vital empowerment tool for people, businesses and governments around the globe. The demand for digital cross-border transfers has skyrocketed
Europe Returns to Timid Growth, but Bigger Headwinds Loom – WSJ
Rising borrowing costs and stagnating Chinese demand for European goods could pave the way for another miserable economic winter for the eurozone this year.
What if Germany stopped making cars? – The Economist
“The future of the VW brand is at stake.” When Thomas Schäfer, the mass-market marque’s newish boss, gave a presentation to his management team in