I came across an academic article yesterday that was published in March. Entitled ‘The AI Layoff Trap’, it was authored by Brett Hemenway Falk and
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Could the Bank of England bring the economy down?
The Bank of England has held interest rates, but the real story is what happens next. Beneath its decision, pressure is building to raise rates
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Will we ever choose to address climate change?
There was an FT report this week that the world’s largest technology companies are now committing to around $725 billion of investment in artificial intelligence
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New glossary entry: private equity
I added a new, longer-than-normal entry to the glossary that I publish in association with this blog yesterday. The entry is on private equity, which
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Andy Burnham is not a solution to any known problem
The FT has reported today that: Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has reignited a debate about funding an uplift to defence spending via borrowing outside
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The Sheffield event is off and we’re rethinking what we do
After much agonising, extensive research, a great deal of work, and help from friends in Sheffield, we have decided to abandon plans to hold our
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The crises to come
As I have feared, forecast and written about, the price of oil is beginning to rise significantly, as this chart from the Financial Times shows:
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Fix your finances now
The Bank of England has warned that serious financial risks are building, and I think people need to pay attention. An AI stock bubble, war
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Farewell and good riddance to the hereditary Lords
Parliamnt is prorougued for a week today before returning for a new State Opening and King’s Speech next week. There are two consequences. The first
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