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Will Mongolia’s crackdown on graft unlock its mineral riches?

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Will Mongolia’s crackdown on graft unlock its mineral riches?

The landlocked country is making sweeping reforms to win over western investors and become less reliant on China and Russia

Green retrofitting can be cheaper and less disruptive than replacement

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Green retrofitting can be cheaper and less disruptive than replacement

Retrofitting existing equipment and processes can substantially reduce carbon footprints and make a wide range of industries more sustainable. This presents a business opportunity

Sam Altman’s vision for AI puts him on collision course with government

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Sam Altman’s vision for AI puts him on collision course with government

OpenAI chief is leading projects he thinks will prepare the world for artificial general intelligence, but is attracting regulatory scrutiny

How China’s military is slowly squeezing Taiwan

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How China’s military is slowly squeezing Taiwan

For all the focus on a potential invasion, some in Taipei fear a Chinese pressure campaign that gradually changes the status quo

TSMC: Betting against Warren Buffett may pay off this time 

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TSMC: Betting against Warren Buffett may pay off this time 

Investors should treat any weakness this year in the shares of the world’s largest chipmaker as an opportunity

Private credit’s special sauce

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Private credit’s special sauce

Private credit, if it is not already its own asset class, is well on its way to becoming one

Why computer-made data is being used to train AI models

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Why computer-made data is being used to train AI models

Microsoft, OpenAI and Cohere experiment with “synthetic data,” as they reach the limits of information created by humans

Buyout groups raise debt against portfolios to return cash as dealmaking slows

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Buyout groups raise debt against portfolios to return cash as dealmaking slows

Net asset value financing adds new layer of debt amid surging borrowing costs

Mohamed El-Erian: Blaming wage growth for inflation is misleading and dangerous

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Mohamed El-Erian: Blaming wage growth for inflation is misleading and dangerous

It raises risk of economic stagnation, further exacerbating the current inflation and interest rate predicament

Does Xi Jinping need a plan B for China’s economy?

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Does Xi Jinping need a plan B for China’s economy?

As growth has failed to pick up post-COVID, calls are growing louder for the president to launch a weighty stimulus package

Silicon Valley start-ups explore sales as funding runs dry

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Silicon Valley start-ups explore sales as funding runs dry

Wave of consolidation expected across tech as cash-strapped companies seek buyers or risk going out of business

Disney: Ascent of the Iger will hamper House of Mouse

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Disney: Ascent of the Iger will hamper House of Mouse

Expect stagnation and half measures while Iger stays in charge

Why China is flirting with deflation as the west battles rising prices

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Why China is flirting with deflation as the west battles rising prices

Beijing’s policymakers fear low investment and consumer spending will hamper the economy’s post-COVID recovery

Apple/China: Tech trade war has not halted a deepening relationship

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Apple/China: Tech trade war has not halted a deepening relationship

China is both a major customer and supplier, and any changes in one role will have an impact on the other

The west must recognise its hypocrisy

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The west must recognise its hypocrisy

Many countries view the US and European powers as selfish, self-satisfied and insincere

John Williams: ‘I don’t have a recession in my forecast. I have pretty slow growth’

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John Williams: ‘I don’t have a recession in my forecast. I have pretty slow growth’

Williams reveals how he will determine when the Fed has done enough and the potential pain associated with getting inflation down

Howard Marks: Investor lessons from taking the temperature of markets

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Howard Marks: Investor lessons from taking the temperature of markets

Understanding prevailing investor psychology is key to long-term investment returns

The days of the rock star research analyst are long gone

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The days of the rock star research analyst are long gone

Customers want value for money and rolling back transparency reforms will not change that

Bond bull markets: lessons from the past

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Bond bull markets: lessons from the past

The reality is that nothing in fixed-income markets is ever risk-free

Threads vs Twitter: newcomer will struggle to reel in its rival

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Threads vs Twitter: newcomer will struggle to reel in its rival

Can Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta adapt its new service quickly enough to out-run Elon Musk’s network?

Recession odds fall, a bit

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Recession odds fall, a bit

As more resilient economic data rolls in, we have to admit that the probability of a soft landing is rising

Martin Wolf: Inflation’s return changes the world

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Martin Wolf: Inflation’s return changes the world

Is this an enduring shift in the monetary environment or a temporary one? At the moment, we do not know

What equity markets got wrong about China

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What equity markets got wrong about China

Performance this year has disappointed but recent economic data has sparked hopes of stimulus that could boost sentiment

Cash is no longer trash for investors

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Cash is no longer trash for investors

Attractive yields make the case for building a savings pot for future bargains

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