U.K. Inflation Rebounds Above Bank of England Target – WSJ
Consumer prices were 2.3% higher than in October last year, the largest jump in the annual rate in two years. The U.K.’s annual rate of...
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ECB warns low growth and high debt risk Eurozone crisis – The Financial Times
The Eurozone risks another debt crisis if the bloc cannot boost growth, lower public debt and fix “policy uncertainty”, the European Central Bank has warned....
Why Some Tax Cuts Can Be Better Than Others – WSJ
All tax cuts aren’t created equal. As Republicans write their 2025 tax plans, they are arguing that lower taxes promote growth and, at least in...
Are the robots finally coming? – The Financial Times
“This is not science fiction,” declared Jensen Huang, boss of chip giant Nvidia, in June, referring to the use of AI to instruct robots to...
MicroStrategy to Quicken Bitcoin Buying After Boosting Note Sale – Bloomberg
MicroStrategy Inc. is accelerating its pace of Bitcoin buying by increasing the amount of convertible notes it’s selling by almost 50% to fund additional purchases...
Spirit’s woes reveal the dismal state of America’s budget airlines – The Economist
Budget airlines are rarely loved by passengers. Cutting costs to the bone and charging for every conceivable extra makes for cheap fares but often unpleasant...
The EU Needs a Strong Clean Industrial Deal
To achieve a clean, just, and competitive transition, the European Union must implement a new Clean Industrial Deal that promotes decarbonization alongside sustainable growth and...
PODCAST: At the Money: Lose the Noise
A constant stream of noise distracts investors: earnings reports, news releases, upgrades, downgrades, economic data, geopolitics. How should we best manage this firehose of distractions?...
Retailers are right to warn of job cuts after Reeves budget, says Andrew Bailey – The Guardian
The Bank of England governor, Andrew Bailey, has said retailers are right to warn of potential job cuts as a result of tax increases announced...
Things Are Quiet in Consumer Credit. Too Quiet. – WSJ
Lenders are open for business. But there might not be a ton of borrowers walking through the door. That can be a formula for trouble....