The rich world’s housing crunch is far from over – The Economist
At times during the long boom that followed the global financial crisis of 2007-09, it seemed as if house prices would never stop rising. Sales
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Elon Musk’s swelling inventories of unsold Tesla cars have Wall Street worried – Yahoo!finance
Tesla’s record first-quarter vehicle sales belie growing concerns that CEO Elon Musk’s inventory of unsold vehicles is reaching unhealthy dimensions despite the generous use of
Battle of the chatbots: how does GPT-4 stack up against Bard? – The Financial Times
Microsoft-backed OpenAI and Google have both released artificial intelligence-based chatbots in recent weeks. Their respective conversational engines — ChatGPT Plus and Bard — differ in
PODCAST: The quantum revolution: First port of call
The Port of Los Angeles is one of the world’s busiest — andmost inefficient. It’s now using an early quantum computing application to help solve
The Time Is Now: We Must Step Up Support For the Poorest Countries
Low-income countries face huge economic challenges and financing needs. They rely on international institutions, including the IMF’s Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust, for vital policy
Inflation Crisis Pulls European Countries Into a Food Fight – WSJ
Tax cuts, price caps, tougher scrutiny. Europe’s battle with the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation is far from over, and food is the latest
Did social media cause the banking panic? – The Economist
The banking turmoil that has sent a handful of American and European lenders to the wall in recent weeks has a new feature. Use of
World Bank Warns of Lost Decade for Global Economy – WSJ
Over the past year, governments around the world have announced tax breaks, subsidies and new laws in a bid to accelerate investment, combat climate change
Copper is the missing ingredient of the energy transition – The Economist
At 76, Richard Adkerson is an elder statesman of the copper industry. For two decades he has been CEO of Freeport-McMoRan, one of the world’s
We need a much more sophisticated debate about AI – The Financial Times
The public debate around artificial intelligence sometimes seems to be playing out in two alternate realities. In one, AI is regarded as a remarkable but