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Will ChatGPT be Homer Simpson’s salvation?

BUSINESS

Will ChatGPT be Homer Simpson’s salvation?

Not all transformative technologies destroy jobs. Some help to level the playing field

Investors turn to AI-guided dealmaking to gain edge over rivals

BUSINESS

Investors turn to AI-guided dealmaking to gain edge over rivals

Accountancy firm KPMG, hedge fund Coatue and VC firm Headline among those incorporating the technology

Wall Street prepares to take on established crypto companies

BUSINESS

Wall Street prepares to take on established crypto companies

Traditional finance groups create digital asset infrastructure untainted by year of crypto scandals

Wall Street banks re-enter junk debt market

BUSINESS

Wall Street banks re-enter junk debt market

Lenders return to funding leveraged buyouts after painful year in which fees were hit hard

Lex: The staggering cost of a green hydrogen economy

BUSINESS

Lex: The staggering cost of a green hydrogen economy

The clean energy source is generating buzz as an alternative to fossil fuels. The FT calculates that delivering it requires $20tn of investment by 2050

Tim Harford: What neo-Luddites get right — and wrong — about Big Tech

BUSINESS

Tim Harford: What neo-Luddites get right — and wrong — about Big Tech

Is AI the latest threat to livelihoods? That depends on society

Tech funds: Cathie Wood can’t fight the Fed

BUSINESS

Tech funds: Cathie Wood can’t fight the Fed

Ark Innovation ETF’s dependence on interest rate forecasts undermine stockpicking reputation

The new gold boom: how long can it last?

BUSINESS

The new gold boom: how long can it last?

Periods of inflation have often boosted the precious metal. This time it is also being bought by central banks worried about geopolitical risk

Big investors rush into bonds after ‘cataclysmic’ year

BUSINESS

Big investors rush into bonds after ‘cataclysmic’ year

Capital Group predicts $1tn will flow into debt markets in next few years as investors move to lock in higher yields

How to demystify the market prophets

BUSINESS

How to demystify the market prophets

Analysts can be late to the party, often publishing estimates only once a quarter or so. At any given time, the consensus reflects a mix of updated and older numbers

Joe Biden is forced to pivot back to a divided home front

BUSINESS

Joe Biden is forced to pivot back to a divided home front

Biden’s aim of creating a counterweight strategic trade alliance to China has consistently struggled against his domestic imperatives

Xi Jinping’s Taiwan ambitions threaten China’s rise

BUSINESS

Xi Jinping’s Taiwan ambitions threaten China’s rise

Xi’s nationalistic rhetoric (involving Taiwan) is creating a dangerous mixture of hubris and paranoia in Beijing

Oaktree’s Howard Marks warns of crunch time for private credit

BUSINESS

Oaktree’s Howard Marks warns of crunch time for private credit

Billionaire investor says higher interest rates and slower growth are about to put $1.5tn market to the test

Tim Harford: One group of people can’t substitute their way out of inflation

BUSINESS

Tim Harford: One group of people can’t substitute their way out of inflation

Giffen goods, sliced bread and how inflation hits the poor the hardest

Lex | Google: AI additions to search should stave off rivals

BUSINESS

Lex | Google: AI additions to search should stave off rivals

The success of a competitor is not a happy reason to roll out change. But it appears to have electrified Google

Mohamed El-Erian: How we can avoid a third phase of banking turmoil

BUSINESS

Mohamed El-Erian: How we can avoid a third phase of banking turmoil

Conditions have stabilised but more must be done to prevent further banking tremors

Federal Reserve warns of credit crunch risk after US bank turmoil

BUSINESS

Federal Reserve warns of credit crunch risk after US bank turmoil

Fears of a credit contraction come as a possible US debt default looms

Why Warren Buffett prefers cash

BUSINESS

Why Warren Buffett prefers cash

The company has $150bn in cash and shortish-term bonds on hand, enough to buy either Goldman Sachs or Lockheed Martin outright

Chegg is a harbinger of AI’s disruptive force

BUSINESS

Chegg is a harbinger of AI’s disruptive force

Online education sector will be far from the last to be shaken up by new platform shift

'Getting close': Federal Reserve chair seeds expectations for pause in interest rate rises

BUSINESS

'Getting close': Federal Reserve chair seeds expectations for pause in interest rate rises

Jay Powell hints US central bank has done enough to tame inflation after 14-month campaign

There is still a narrow path to an economic soft landing

BUSINESS

There is still a narrow path to an economic soft landing

Policymakers have little room left for mistakes in tackling inflation and the fallout of banking turmoil

It’s good to be JP Morgan

BUSINESS

It’s good to be JP Morgan

And even flat margins could hurt investors

Mohamed El-Erian: Policymakers and business need to adapt better to structural uncertainty

BUSINESS

Mohamed El-Erian: Policymakers and business need to adapt better to structural uncertainty

The global economy is facing an unusual spread of plausible outcomes

Will the extraordinary boom in luxury goods ever end?

TRENDS

Will the extraordinary boom in luxury goods ever end?

Financial crises, a pandemic, geopolitical ructions and more have done little to dent the rise of the luxury sector

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