The online shopping upstart that’s quietly become the number one app in the US – CNN
A new online shopping platform linked to one of China’s top retailers has quickly become the most downloaded app in the United States, surpassing Amazon
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Why tomorrows cities will be built around humans not machines
The interaction of predictive and proactive technologies will create an environment that enables future citizens to live healthier, happier, more productive lives. Throughout history, cities
What Is Pushing the National Debt to Its Limit? – WSJ
The U.S. national debt has increased by more than $8 trillion dollars since late January 2020, pushing the total debt over $31 trillion, according to
Could AI swamp social media with fake accounts? – BBC News
Whether it’s getting cookery advice or help with a speech, ChatGPT has been the first opportunity for many people to play with an artificial intelligence
Investors expect the economy to avoid recession – The Economist
With its trajectories, headwinds and tailwinds, the language of central banking abounds with aviation metaphors. Little surprise, then, that the policymaker’s most heroic feat is
Don’t wait for AI search. Get better results with what you have now – The Washington Post
Big changes are coming soon to the search engines you use daily. They will push out AI-powered search results that chew up existing sources of
Whatever happened to the metaverse? – The Financial Times
Remember when we were all going to ditch our humdrum lives, tedious physical needs and uninspiring friends and family, so that we could live a
How is Europe’s liquidity landscape changing?
In 2022, the European equities market reached a €53.4bn average daily value, an increase of 8.2% on 2021’s daily value. But what trends are being
Price rises slow but UK inflation remains close to 40-year high – BBC News
Price rises in the UK slowed for a third month in a row but inflation remains near a 40-year high, official figures show. Inflation, which
What European business makes of the green-subsidy race – The Economist
Last summer European leaders began hearing a huge sucking sound. The source of the din? The Inflation Reduction Act (ira), a 725-page doorstopper of legislation