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Too little. Too late. Too slow. But could COP yet turn the tide on climate change?

BUSINESS

Too little. Too late. Too slow. But could COP yet turn the tide on climate change?

We started too late. We are going too slowly. A peak in global emissions seems closer than ever, even though the dramatic falls needed are still very hard to imagine

How fast can Big Tech grow?

BUSINESS

How fast can Big Tech grow?

A 2028 p/e ratio is only as good as the growth estimates backing it.

Charlie Munger, Berkshire Hathaway vice-chair, 1924-2023

MARKETS

Charlie Munger, Berkshire Hathaway vice-chair, 1924-2023

He told acolytes that they “should recognise reality even when one doesn’t like it” and that “there isn’t a single formula” for success in business or investing

Gold: the consequences of war are shock and Au

BUSINESS

Gold: the consequences of war are shock and Au

Central banks’ gold purchases are not just providing demand. They also signal a more fractious global order

Investors dump dollar in bet that US rates have peaked

BUSINESS

Investors dump dollar in bet that US rates have peaked

Asset managers sell greenback at fastest pace in a year as market prices in more rate cuts next year

OpenAI turmoil exposes threat to Microsoft’s investment

BUSINESS

OpenAI turmoil exposes threat to Microsoft’s investment

Satya Nadella’s bet on AI start-up destabilised by shock sacking of Sam Altman

How Silicon Valley reunited Sam Altman and OpenAI

BUSINESS

How Silicon Valley reunited Sam Altman and OpenAI

With the AI start-up’s future in peril, venture capitalists mounted an extraordinary campaign to reinstate the charismatic CEO

The Sam Altman effect: ‘His superpower is getting people onside’

BUSINESS

The Sam Altman effect: ‘His superpower is getting people onside’

Ousted OpenAI chief inspires staff and investors as leader of the generative AI revolution

OpenAI/Microsoft: non-profit’s mission is at odds with its biggest investor

BUSINESS

OpenAI/Microsoft: non-profit’s mission is at odds with its biggest investor

The AI company depends on Microsoft’s cloud computing resources and the $10bn investment it pledged

China’s rise is reversing

BUSINESS

China’s rise is reversing

The past two years have seen the largest drop in the nation’s share of global GDP since the Mao era

China stocks: Panda bearishness should counter any buy signal

BUSINESS

China stocks: Panda bearishness should counter any buy signal

No number of cute pandas can offset the asset deflation threatening the property sector

The US-China currency wars are in an unstable lull

BUSINESS

The US-China currency wars are in an unstable lull

If Beijing returns to promoting export-led growth, tension over exchange rates may return

The case for loosening is getting stronger

BUSINESS

The case for loosening is getting stronger

As inflation eases, central banks now find themselves at the most difficult point in the policymaking cycle

Private equity faces a reckoning

BUSINESS

Private equity faces a reckoning

The change in circumstances is dramatic after decades of triumphalist money making

What we know about generative AI and the white-collar worker

BUSINESS

What we know about generative AI and the white-collar worker

Some jobs are vulnerable to automation but if you’re a ‘cyborg’ or a ‘centaur’ you can work better with robot help

Can Japan ever pass the ‘Buffett horizon’?

BUSINESS

Can Japan ever pass the ‘Buffett horizon’?

The country should pause to consider what would happen if the talismanic investor decided to walk away

Claudia Sahm: ‘We do not need a recession, but we may get one’

BUSINESS

Claudia Sahm: ‘We do not need a recession, but we may get one’

The former Federal Reserve economist on talk of a recession, the battle to tame inflation and the difficulties of forecasting

Will US voters believe they are better off with Biden?

BUSINESS

Will US voters believe they are better off with Biden?

Under pressure after a string of damning polls, the US president is resting his hopes for re-election on his personal economic blueprint

The coming battle between world leaders and bond vigilantes

BUSINESS

The coming battle between world leaders and bond vigilantes

As multiple nations go to the polls next year, pre-election spending by governing parties will be punished

Tim Harford: The simple maths puzzle that shows us how to separate fact from fiction

BUSINESS

Tim Harford: The simple maths puzzle that shows us how to separate fact from fiction

Are you reflective, careless or hopeless? The answer might affect your ability to spot fake news

Is the Federal Reserve done with interest rate hikes?

BUSINESS

Is the Federal Reserve done with interest rate hikes?

Chair Jay Powell says US central bank will proceed ‘carefully’ with any change to monetary policy

The economic consequences of the Israel-Hamas war

WORLD

The economic consequences of the Israel-Hamas war

How the conflict unfolds will have implications for a global economy already battered by a series of shocks

The struggles of the offshore wind industry

BUSINESS

The struggles of the offshore wind industry

Governments around the world have set ambitious targets to tackle climate change, but developers say power prices will have to rise to pay for it

Big Oil’s transatlantic strategy gulf has never been wider — and that is OK

BUSINESS

Big Oil’s transatlantic strategy gulf has never been wider — and that is OK

Mega-deals in the US make sense, but it’s not obvious why European groups should scale up too

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