PODCAST: Climate tech to save the planet: Out of thin air
Direct air carbon capture is seen by many as a godsend. But in spite of the hype, it has only been able to take a
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Leveraging Data for the Public Good
The digital age has taught businesses to see people as individuals rather than just as members of certain demographic cohorts. On social media, we receive
Energy bill help for all is too expensive, warns the World Bank – BBC News
It is too expensive for governments to help everyone with their soaring energy bills, the World Bank has warned. The bank’s president said Covid support
Rishi Sunak Becomes U.K. Prime Minister Amid Economic, Political Crisis – WSJ
Rishi Sunak, a former hedge-fund manager and U.K. Treasury chief, formally became Britain’s prime minister on Tuesday after he was appointed by King Charles III,
Big Oil’s Surprisingly Bright Future. The Case for BP and Exxon – BARRON’S
Just two years ago, the world’s giant oil producers seemed to be going the way of the typewriter industry. No one wanted oil—the price of
Why Natural Gas Prices in Europe Are Suddenly Plunging – The New York Times
A combination of full storage, lower demand and mild weather, among other factors, has eased concerns of a spike in heating and power prices —
Google and Microsoft hit by advertising slowdown – BBC News
Sales at the tech giants Alphabet and Microsoft have slowed sharply, adding to fears of a downturn in the economy. Alphabet, which owns Google and
Silicon Valley rethinks the corporate conference for the post-pandemic age
Mikumari Caiyhe, a spoken word artist, performs a poem inspired by how Slack “pivoted” from making a video game to building what would become a
Fed Is Losing Billions, Wiping Out Profits That Funded Spending – Bloomberg
Profits and losses aren’t usually thought of as a consideration for central banks, but rapidly mounting red ink at the Federal Reserve and many peers
Global Economic Growth Is Weighed Down by Inflation, Rising Interest Rates – WSJ
Fresh economic data pointed to a slowdown in U.S. and global growth, as higher prices and interest rates weigh on consumer demand, Europe enters a