Why the U.S. Remains Far From Recession – WSJ
More than a year after the Federal Reserve began rapidly raising interest rates to tame inflation, the hallmarks of a widely expected recession remain elusive.
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Generative AI’s ‘productivity revolution’ will take time to pay off – The Financial Times
A boom in generative artificial intelligence and pandemic-induced workplace shifts will unleash a new era of faster productivity growth across the rich world, economists say,
PODCAST: How Retailers and Businesses Can Capitalize on the Hybrid Workforce
As much as 40% of the nation’s workforce is splitting time between the office and working from home. WSJ contributor Alexandra Samuel joins host J.R.
The Supply Side of Decarbonization
The prevailing approach to promoting the clean-energy transition focuses exclusively on boosting global demand for decarbonization. But a more balanced approach that gives equal weight
Cooling Eurozone Inflation Opens Path for ECB Rate Pause – WSJ
Inflation in the eurozone declined to a 15-month low in May, opening a window for the European Central Bank to pause its aggressive interest-rate increases.
UK and US poised to fall into recession as interest rates dampen growth – The Guardian
Stubbornly high inflation and higher borrowing costs are poised to drive the economies of the UK, Germany and US into recession, the leading rating agency
6 money tips new graduates should know – WSJ
The congratulatory greeting cards are nice, but let’s face it: When new grads rip one open, they really hope there’s cash or a check inside.
The global economy has likely been spared a US debt default. It still faces a mountain of risks – CNN
With the threat of an unprecedented US debt crisis receding fast, the global economy looks to have dodged a huge shock. But there are still
Financial coaching: bridging the advice gap or a new danger? – The Financial Times
Mind the advice gap, says the UK regulator. This phrase represents the growing chasm between those who get financial advice and those who want it.
How Falling Home Prices Could Strain Financial Markets as Interest Rates Rise
Countries with elevated housing prices and high household debt issued at floating rates are particularly vulnerable to monetary policy tightening