Why Visa and Mastercard have yet to face their Kodak moment – The Financial Times
There are now 332 fintech unicorns in the world, according to a new ranking by small business portal Fintech Labs. Equally striking is the dominance
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Deglobalization Is a Climate Threat
Globalization may have fallen out of favor in recent years, but preserving it is an environmental imperative. Effective, coordinated responses to climate change are being
Eurozone edges away from risk of deep winter recession – The Financial Times
The likelihood that the eurozone will fall into a deep recession this winter is receding according to economists who have scaled back their projections. Greater
As Savings Slowly Shrink, Consumer Spending Is on Borrowed Time – WSJ
It is the $1.7 trillion question for the U.S. economy: How long can the savings consumers built up during the pandemic keep their spending going?The
Twitter is the world’s digital public square. What happens if it dies? – CNN
What if Twitter were to die? That question would have been mostly unthinkable just weeks ago, but a cascade of events precipitated by the company’s
Amazon makes a new push into health care – The Economist
As big tech companies face a brutal slow-down the hunt is on for new areas of expansion. Amazon, which is now America’s second-biggest business by
Is AI art really art? This California gallery says yes – CNN
Is artificial intelligence becomes increasingly popular for generating images, a question has roiled the art world: Can AI create art? At bitforms gallery in San
Revolut’s growing pains: is the fintech ready to become a bank?
Earlier this year, the UK-based fintech company Revolut ended its banking relationship with a significant customer. Soon after, a strategic partnership manager at Revolut pasted
PODCAST: Why Are So Many Older Gen Z Workers Not Seeking Jobs?
While most workers displaced by the pandemic have returned to the workforce, many in their early 20s have not. WSJ reporter Bryan Mena joins host
Big emerging-market companies worry investors – The Economist
Since september, when a botched budget in Britain roiled markets enough to threaten giant pension funds, investors have been looking for other vulnerabilities that might