It was a bloodbath for bank stocks, with Barclays and Deutsche Bank plunging nearly 6% each as €37.4 billion was wiped from the European banking sector. The panic was part …
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The latest global economic outlook provides a G7 scorecard with some clear winners and losers. On growth, the United States and the United Kingdom are the clear leaders for 2025. …
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The U.S.-China trade dispute has devolved into a high-stakes poker game, with the global economy as the pot. President Donald Trump has just made a massive raise with his 100% …
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The Bank of England is questioning the sustainability of the recent market rally driven by artificial intelligence, warning that it is built on a fragile foundation. The Financial Policy Committee …
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The alliance between OpenAI and AMD is not just about the next few years; it’s a bold move to establish a new AI dynasty aimed at long-term, multi-generational dominance. The …
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Within the complex machinery of the UK’s Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate lies a small but powerful component: “significant flexibilities.” This seemingly innocuous bureaucratic phrase is, in fact, a crucial …
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The launch of DeepSeek’s V3.2-Exp poses a fundamental, almost philosophical question to the entire artificial intelligence community: is bigger always better? For the past several years, the industry has operated …
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“No more illusions” is the new rallying cry for climate activists, who are seizing on the failure of the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) to demand real, tangible action from …
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In what can only be described as a marriage of convenience, UK steel adversaries Tata Steel and British Steel have entered into a pact that could reshape the nation’s industrial …
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The US tariff policy on “derivative” goods threatens to set off a domino rally in reverse, deconstructing the complex and efficient supply chains that underpin European manufacturing. By penalizing finished …