Microsoft, Activision-Blizzard and the future of gaming – The Economist
The highest-grossing film of the year so far, “Top Gun: Maverick”, took $1bn in its first month. The biggest game, “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
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The scammers are coming for you. Here’s how to protect yourself – The Washington Post
Scammers. It’s their favorite time of the year, because people are primed to spend money. Online shoppers are susceptible to fake shipping texts and emails.
PODCAST: Big Tax Breaks Await Those Who Plan Ahead This Year
The deadline to file your tax return is still several months away, but there are steps you can take now to score tax breaks and
Bridging Data Gaps Can Help Tackle the Climate Crisis
A famous physicist once said: “When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it”. Nearly
The week that could unravel the global oil market – The Financial Times
As an epic oil crash threatened more havoc on a pandemic-stricken global economy in April 2020, the US, Saudi Arabia, Russia and other G20 countries
UK retailers launch discounting blitz after month of falling sales – The Guardian
UK retailers have launched a barrage of discounts to try to clear stock after a month of falling sales as soaring inflation and bills hit
Crypto firm BlockFi files for bankruptcy after FTX collapse – BBC News
The troubled crypto firm BlockFi has filed for bankruptcy in the US, as the dramatic collapse of FTX continues to reverberate across the industry. The
The Fed’s Liabilities under QT: November Update – Wolf Street
We generally discuss the Fed’s assets on its balance sheet: Treasury securities, MBS, repos, etc. But today, we’re going to look at the four major
Restaurants, Grocery Stores Battle Over Consumers’ Stretched Dollars – WSJ
Restaurants and supermarkets are ramping up competition for Americans’ mealtimes, as consumers gird for a souring economy while food bills continue to rise. Many restaurants
Why going into work five days a week is a thing of the past – CNN
We’re never going back to the office – at least not five days a week. That’s the contention of Anne Helen Petersen, the author of