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UBS’s forex fumble is a sign of things to come

BUSINESS

UBS’s forex fumble is a sign of things to come

The Swiss bank has been attempting to contain the fallout of a preventable mishap

‘Fiscal populism’ is coming for central banks

BUSINESS

‘Fiscal populism’ is coming for central banks

When monetary policy is set to meet government budgetary needs, these institutions become piggy banks

Are US consumers running out of steam?

BUSINESS

Are US consumers running out of steam?

And thoughts on the Israeli market

Tech shocks to industry have only just begun

BUSINESS

Tech shocks to industry have only just begun

The disruption that is hitting the manufacturing sector could come for healthcare next

Can finance put a stop to AI data mining?

BUSINESS

Can finance put a stop to AI data mining?

Access fees that the sector say will protect customers could also act as a competitive barrier

How investors should view threats to the Fed

BUSINESS

How investors should view threats to the Fed

Curtis Yarvin’s ideas are going ever more mainstream in Trump’s Washington — and investors should be worried

Tim Harford: The Wah Wah rocked Jimi Hendrix’s world

BUSINESS

Tim Harford: The Wah Wah rocked Jimi Hendrix’s world

A rock ’n’ roll fable for those struggling to make AI tools work for them

Trump reaps $50 bn tariff haul as world ‘chickens out’

BUSINESS

Trump reaps $50 bn tariff haul as world ‘chickens out’

Only China and Canada have retaliated against US president’s tariff war 

How BYD caught up with Tesla in the global EV race

TECHNOLOGY

How BYD caught up with Tesla in the global EV race

The Chinese group is poised to outsell its US rival this year after it dramatically narrowed the technology gap between the two

Japan faces an era-defining reset with the US

BUSINESS

Japan faces an era-defining reset with the US

After warm relations during his first term, Tokyo has not adapted to Donald Trump’s transactional approach in trade and defence

WPP turns to Microsoft executive as AI threatens ‘Kodak moment’

BUSINESS

WPP turns to Microsoft executive as AI threatens ‘Kodak moment’

British advertising group hopes Cindy Rose will revive its fortunes as AI shakes up ad land

The frightening world without the dollar

BUSINESS

The frightening world without the dollar

What will the global economy look like if it loses its monetary anchor?

The law of unintended consequences strikes again

BUSINESS

The law of unintended consequences strikes again

A cooking oil subsidy has given fraudsters in Malaysia both motive and opportunity

‘Sinister scheme’: India ban threatens Jane Street’s money machine

BUSINESS

‘Sinister scheme’: India ban threatens Jane Street’s money machine

Allegations of market manipulation and temporary block on activities pose wider risks for Wall Street trader

What Donald Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ means for Corporate America

BUSINESS

What Donald Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ means for Corporate America

Private equity cheers the legislation while Tesla and AI start-ups lose out

Gates open for affluent to invest in private credit

BUSINESS

Gates open for affluent to invest in private credit

Industry transformation under way to broaden access to the asset class to mainstream of wealth portfolios

The global economy is suffering from the Rashomon effect

BUSINESS

The global economy is suffering from the Rashomon effect

The same data and events can be interpreted in contradictory ways by different market participants

‘Elon has finally woken up’: Musk battles to save Tesla from Trump

BUSINESS

‘Elon has finally woken up’: Musk battles to save Tesla from Trump

Billionaire’s political threats have not stopped the president’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ hurting the electric-car maker’s profits

Whose job is safe from AI?

WORLD

Whose job is safe from AI?

Technology can make a boring job even more boring and an interesting job even more interesting

Are we rallying, or overcorrecting?

BUSINESS

Are we rallying, or overcorrecting?

Markets are showing strong risk appetite, but rising tariffs and weak car sales signal challenges ahead for consumers and automakers alike

Market squalls threaten to throw container shipping off course

BUSINESS

Market squalls threaten to throw container shipping off course

How does an industry that built and benefited from globalisation survive when its main cheerleader turns on it

In defence of the second-mover advantage

BUSINESS

In defence of the second-mover advantage

In AI, the message ‘act now or miss out’ has more in common with high-pressure sales than business strategy

The US can beat China on critical minerals but not by copying it

BUSINESS

The US can beat China on critical minerals but not by copying it

America must rebuild the infrastructure that underpins markets and thus supply chains

Ruchir Sharma: The world is changing, the US market is not

BUSINESS

Ruchir Sharma: The world is changing, the US market is not

Until one of these three scenarios plays out, the US markets are likely to continue shrugging off the gloomcycle

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