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Asia’s EV wars will power down Panasonic

TECHNOLOGY

Asia’s EV wars will power down Panasonic

Japanese group is up against unprecedented competition from Chinese battery manufacturers

Mohamed El-Erian: What the Federal Reserve should put on the Jackson Hole agenda

BUSINESS

Mohamed El-Erian: What the Federal Reserve should put on the Jackson Hole agenda

Central bank should use the summer to address issues key to America’s economic wellbeing and global financial stability

AI has all the answers. Even the wrong ones

BUSINESS

AI has all the answers. Even the wrong ones

ChatGPT has the appearance of a brilliant logician and that’s a problem

How the investment world is trying to navigate geopolitics

BUSINESS

How the investment world is trying to navigate geopolitics

An industry that has been hoovering up mathematicians to devise new trading strategies is now leaning on political scientists for guidance

Amazon should not join Shein's and Temu’s race to the bottom

BUSINESS

Amazon should not join Shein's and Temu’s race to the bottom

With the US group facing antitrust lawsuits on both sides of the Atlantic, better to let challengers flame out in a bid for market share

Climate change is pushing up food prices — and worrying central banks

BUSINESS

Climate change is pushing up food prices — and worrying central banks

Shifting weather patterns are reducing crop yields and squeezing supplies, creating what could become a permanent source of inflation

Forget radical honesty — Big Tech revisits its corporate culture

BUSINESS

Forget radical honesty — Big Tech revisits its corporate culture

As the sector ages, markers of traditional hierarchy are creeping in

Foreign investors left stranded in Evergrande’s web of Chinese debt

BUSINESS

Foreign investors left stranded in Evergrande’s web of Chinese debt

Overseas bondholders have discovered to their cost that they have little recourse in the Chinese system when boom turns to bust

Last remaining Wall Street bears struggle to convince optimistic clients

BUSINESS

Last remaining Wall Street bears struggle to convince optimistic clients

The few analysts still warning about US market downturn say investors have embraced ‘fanatical thinking’

The economic consequences of Mr Trump

BUSINESS

The economic consequences of Mr Trump

Biden has not targeted the former president’s trade policy but it would be disastrous for the US

World headed for ‘food wars’ amid geopolitics, climate change, warns Olam

BUSINESS

World headed for ‘food wars’ amid geopolitics, climate change, warns Olam

Protectionist policies are exacerbating inflation, according to one of the largest agricultural commodity traders

An electoral battle for the supply side

BUSINESS

An electoral battle for the supply side

As elections have neared and a second great inflation has befallen us, a tax-cutting, supply-side agenda has re-emerged on the political right 

The ‘one’ way for Wall Street banks

BUSINESS

The ‘one’ way for Wall Street banks

Morgan Stanley’s Ted Pick is the latest chief executive touting a unified slogan in a bid to bust staff silos 

How companies are starting to back away from green targets

BUSINESS

How companies are starting to back away from green targets

In the past year, many have dropped or missed goals to cut emissions or to loosen ties with polluting sectors

China’s shopping slump will force ecommerce laggards overseas

BUSINESS

China’s shopping slump will force ecommerce laggards overseas

A sales drop has exposed the gap between rivals with a global presence and those relying on domestic customers

It’s an AI market now

BUSINESS

It’s an AI market now

One semiconductor company contributing almost 20 per cent of an index’s gains over an extended period is a bit unsettling

Chinese copper glut grows in sign of sluggish economy

BUSINESS

Chinese copper glut grows in sign of sluggish economy

Stocks in Shanghai warehouses reach highest level since 2020 as manufacturers rein in demand

Wanted: country risk officers to tackle climate threat

ENVIRONMENT

Wanted: country risk officers to tackle climate threat

Insurance industry idea could help address protection gap for developing economies

Fed needs to cut interest rates sooner rather than later

BUSINESS

Fed needs to cut interest rates sooner rather than later

Delay by US central bank in easing monetary policy could jeopardise soft economic landing

Is a recession worse than inflation?

BUSINESS

Is a recession worse than inflation?

Economists have been asking people what they think 

Hey Siri, is Apple’s AI strategy enough to sustain this rally?

BUSINESS

Hey Siri, is Apple’s AI strategy enough to sustain this rally?

The market is probably relieved that US tech giant has jumped into the artificial intelligence race

Jay Powell sends mixed interest rate signal to borrowers — and Joe Biden

BUSINESS

Jay Powell sends mixed interest rate signal to borrowers — and Joe Biden

US Federal Reserve cooled, but did not dispel, hopes for a cut in September before November’s election

Women have a lot on their Petri dish

TRENDS

Women have a lot on their Petri dish

A new WHO survey suggests that they are more exposed than men to superbugs

AI can pick stocks better than you can

BUSINESS

AI can pick stocks better than you can

Predicting the direction of earnings, even in a binary way, turns out not to be particularly easy, for either human or machine

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