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Biden, Netanyahu and America’s choice

BUSINESS

Biden, Netanyahu and America’s choice

The temptation is to offer Israel’s leader unconditional support but it would be wiser to try to break the cycle of violence

The global economy is resilient but limping

BUSINESS

The global economy is resilient but limping

Convergence between rich and poor countries is stalling and more challenges lie ahead

The news is depressing — but data can help us

TRENDS

The news is depressing — but data can help us

COVID, the Ukraine war and climate chaos make for anxious reading, so maybe it’s time to go back to numbers

A bitter blame game will follow Israel’s wartime unity

BUSINESS

A bitter blame game will follow Israel’s wartime unity

The inquest into what went wrong ahead of Hamas’s attack could lead down a dangerous path

Bond market gyrations are yanking us into uncharted territory

BUSINESS

Bond market gyrations are yanking us into uncharted territory

Nobody ever said that exiting quantitative easing would be easy; the real challenge has barely even begun

The bond vigilantes are back

BUSINESS

The bond vigilantes are back

Markets are challenging Janet Yellen’s policies by raising bond yields to levels that threaten to create a debt crunch

The US may no longer avoid a recession

BUSINESS

The US may no longer avoid a recession

The economy is likely to weaken as markets internalise the significant likelihood that rates will stay higher for longer

Chief executives really need to lengthen their attention spans

BUSINESS

Chief executives really need to lengthen their attention spans

Their horizons are now often shorter than those of the shareholders they work for

ESG Ratings: whose interests do they serve?

BUSINESS

ESG Ratings: whose interests do they serve?

Regulators and politicians are focusing on the accuracy, transparency and potential for conflicts of interest with sustainability scores

Sometimes, a random solution is best

BUSINESS

Sometimes, a random solution is best

We don’t usually draw lots to allocate duties or privileges, but what if we did?

Accenture: IT consultancy can weather spending slowdown

BUSINESS

Accenture: IT consultancy can weather spending slowdown

Despite a fall in spending by clients, the group looks better placed than many of its rivals

Lex | M&A/IPOs: Lies, damn lies and private asset valuations

BUSINESS

Lex | M&A/IPOs: Lies, damn lies and private asset valuations

Dealmakers have good economic reasons to be biased when it comes to valuing assets

Fossil fuel demand must fall by a quarter by 2030 to limit global warming, says IEA

BUSINESS

Fossil fuel demand must fall by a quarter by 2030 to limit global warming, says IEA

Governments need to step up clean energy supply to avoid shortages and price jumps, agency warns

LEX | Disney/Comcast: tug of war for Hulu ropes in House of Mouse

BUSINESS

LEX | Disney/Comcast: tug of war for Hulu ropes in House of Mouse

Under 2019 agreement both companies agreed that either side could initiate a sale or purchase of all of company from January 2024

The debt-fuelled bet on US Treasuries that’s scaring regulators

BUSINESS

The debt-fuelled bet on US Treasuries that’s scaring regulators

Policymakers are concerned about the huge leverage that hedge funds are employing as part of the so-called basis trade

Future of work: Career planners should contemplate computers and care

BUSINESS

Future of work: Career planners should contemplate computers and care

New technology tends to create jobs, not eliminate them

America’s mini economic miracle may be fleeting

BUSINESS

America’s mini economic miracle may be fleeting

Biden-era spending has turbocharged growth — but the resulting debts may bring pain

The plight of the ‘permacrisis’ and what to do about it

BUSINESS

The plight of the ‘permacrisis’ and what to do about it

The complexity of central banks’ ‘last mile’ on inflation is part of a bigger economic challenge

Lex | Private equity: financial engineering prevents valuation check

BUSINESS

Lex | Private equity: financial engineering prevents valuation check

The sector finds continuous ways to bypass the issue of true price discovery and keep their fee stream running

Federal Reserve hardens commitment to ‘higher for longer’ interest rates

BUSINESS

Federal Reserve hardens commitment to ‘higher for longer’ interest rates

New projections and remarks from chair Jay Powell signal no near-term relief from elevated borrowing costs

‘There is no work to balance’: how shrinking budgets, COVID and AI shook up life in management consulting

BUSINESS

‘There is no work to balance’: how shrinking budgets, COVID and AI shook up life in management consulting

The profession built to help others weather disruption benefited from a rush of demand during the COVID-19 pandemic and expanded accordingly. But that has come to an abrupt end...

Economists expect Fed to defy investors with more interest rate rises

BUSINESS

Economists expect Fed to defy investors with more interest rate rises

FT-Booth survey finds majority of economists think central bank has more work to do to lower inflation

The art of making good mistakes

BUSINESS

The art of making good mistakes

Neither organisations nor people can learn from their errors if they deny mistakes ever happened

WhatsApp explores ads in chat app as Meta seeks revenue boost

BUSINESS

WhatsApp explores ads in chat app as Meta seeks revenue boost

Discussions are at an early stage and include possible subscription fee, say people familiar with the matter

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