Jobless Claims Remain Low in Tight U.S. Labor Market – WSJ
U.S. applications for unemployment benefits held nearly steady at a low level last week in the latest sign the labor market remains tight. The job
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What big tech and buy-out barons have in common with GE – The Economist
Conglomerates could hardly be less fashionable. The diversified industrial empires of old are taught as case-studies in underperformance, misaligned management incentives and poor capital allocation.
U.S. faces pandemic crossroads with Covid deaths still too high and new omicron variants emerging, Fauci says – CNBC
White House chief medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci on Thursday said the U.S. is at a crossroads in the Covid-19 pandemic as new omicron subvariants
Fintecture wants to replace paper checks or manual transfers for B2B payments
Meet Fintecture, a French startup that wants to upgrade B2B payments. While many payment companies have focused on B2C payments with Stripe leading the way,
PODCAST: Why People in Their 20s and 30s Are Joining AARP
Many people still decades from retirement age have discovered they can join AARP and reap the financial benefits. WSJ personal-finance reporter Veronica Dagher joins host
BOE Set to Deliver Biggest Rate Rise in 33 Years – Bloomberg
The Bank of England on Thursday is expected to deliver its biggest interest-rate increase in 33 years, stepping up an effort to rein in double-digit
The Fed hikes US interest rates to fresh 14-year high – BBC News
The US central bank has approved another sharp rise in interest rates as it wrestles to rein in fast rising prices. The Federal Reserve said
UK food prices soar by fastest rate on record as cost of living crisis bites – The Guardian
UK food price inflation soared to a record annual rate of 11.6% in October as staples such as teabags, milk and sugar became more expensive
Securing the cloud without sacrificing efficiency – Independent
We’ve crossed the Rubicon when it comes to cloud adoption. Organisations have undergone an accelerated digital transformation in the short span of two years. The
Twitter reportedly ready to cut about 3,700 employees – CNBC
Twitter employees are expecting a 50% overall reduction in force after Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk took the reins of the social network last