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Good luck catching up to Nvidia 

BUSINESS

Good luck catching up to Nvidia 

The world’s most valuable chip company is working on its next next-generation AI chip

There is magic in the discovery of a new type of magnetism

BUSINESS

There is magic in the discovery of a new type of magnetism

Altermagnets could help make computing more energy efficient

Chinese companies revive Mao Zedong-era militias

BUSINESS

Chinese companies revive Mao Zedong-era militias

People’s Liberation Army mobilisation units reflect Xi Jinping’s focus on security as economy slows

The new realism in venture capital is healthy

BUSINESS

The new realism in venture capital is healthy

Rising stockpile of ‘dry powder’ is a sign of private capital’s growing attraction as an asset class

Sundar Pichai: AI can strengthen cyber defences, not just break them down

BUSINESS

Sundar Pichai: AI can strengthen cyber defences, not just break them down

Capturing the full opportunity of AI-powered security goes beyond the technology itself. I see three key areas where private and public institutions can work together

Can OpenAI create superintelligence before it runs out of cash?

BUSINESS

Can OpenAI create superintelligence before it runs out of cash?

The AI startup is one of the fastest-growing companies in history, but questions remain about the long-term viability of its revenue stream

Everyone calm down about CPI

BUSINESS

Everyone calm down about CPI

Inflation expectations, which the Fed thinks are the most important single input to realised inflation, are falling.

Stocks and bonds diverge as investors worry less about inflation

BUSINESS

Stocks and bonds diverge as investors worry less about inflation

Differing paths of equities and fixed income mark return to longer-term norm

America now has a high-pressure economy

BUSINESS

America now has a high-pressure economy

It’s good for the time being, but you have to wonder what will happen when the valves are released

China to export deflation to the world as economy stumbles

BUSINESS

China to export deflation to the world as economy stumbles

Prices of products shipped overseas have been falling at the fastest rate since 2008 crisis

We are too obsessed with monetary policy

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We are too obsessed with monetary policy

Inflation would indeed be higher today had central banks not raised rates. But this latest inflationary episode was driven by supply shocks, which interest rates cannot directly and rapidly remedy

‘Employers hold the cards now’ as power shifts in US jobs market

BUSINESS

‘Employers hold the cards now’ as power shifts in US jobs market

Businesses are making lay-offs, forcing staff back to offices and offering smaller wage increases

Investors desert equity hedge funds after years of poor returns

BUSINESS

Investors desert equity hedge funds after years of poor returns

Clients pull nearly $150bn in assets from a strategy once known for its star stockpickers

China’s growth enigma

BUSINESS

China’s growth enigma

Divergence between official data on the economy and other sources is rising as an issue for business

The financier turning China’s noodle joints and karaoke bars into a data goldmine

BUSINESS

The financier turning China’s noodle joints and karaoke bars into a data goldmine

Micro Connect is packaging revenues from small businesses into tradeable instruments but critics say the risks are high

The cycle vs the trend: investors need to prepare for secular change

BUSINESS

The cycle vs the trend: investors need to prepare for secular change

Bigger and more difficult choices need to be made as a new inflection point emerges in markets

LEX | The days of $100 oil prices are over

BUSINESS

LEX | The days of $100 oil prices are over

Demand will continue but potential world supply is likely to peg back the cost

Global trade: the looming tensions over China’s subsidies

BUSINESS

Global trade: the looming tensions over China’s subsidies

The US and EU are busy ‘de-risking’ from China but Beijing has its own plan for economic autonomy

Why political leaders are so unpopular now

BUSINESS

Why political leaders are so unpopular now

Voters are reacting to long-term problems, and looking for fresh fixes

Biden’s green spending splurge is a hard model to copy

BUSINESS

Biden’s green spending splurge is a hard model to copy

US industrial policy is too expensive and China-sceptic to become a global standard

Martin Wolf: The dangers lurking in our messy and unpredictable world

BUSINESS

Martin Wolf: The dangers lurking in our messy and unpredictable world

The crucial response must be to reduce fragilities, manage shocks, plan for risks and understand the fundamental drivers

Grumblers about passive investing may have a point

BUSINESS

Grumblers about passive investing may have a point

New research bolsters the view that it is undermining the efficient markets hypothesis

The perils of investing in the world of one trade

BUSINESS

The perils of investing in the world of one trade

Where US interest rates are headed will still be the biggest influence on investment performance

Private equity predicts deal rebound as sellers capitulate on prices

BUSINESS

Private equity predicts deal rebound as sellers capitulate on prices

Davos dealmakers say pressure to return cash to investors will push buyout houses to sell investments despite low valuations

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