Read more at Financial Times.
Pandemic-era winners lose their lustre
Date: |
Topics
Sort by
Filter
Date
Items per page
-
Here's the moment Nvidia became the AI king and what it must do this week to keep the throne
The zeitgeist of Nvidia's trajectory is so fought that even Jim Cramer dreads Wednesday's closing bell.CNBC - Business -
Etsy is trying to recreate pandemic-era sales. Here's where it's having trouble
CNBC - Business -
'The Winner' Review: Lessons in Ambition
In Teddy Wayne’s novel, a young man’s summer teaching tennis to the rich on Cape Cod puts him in deeper waters than he bargained for.The Wall Street Journal - World -
‘Art-washing’? Unease as British cultural institutions lend lustre to Saudi trade push
Campaigners say move to use the arts to reinforce economic ties with Riyadh may help to launder Gulf state’s human rights record. It was an unusual gig for YolanDa Brown, the saxophonist and composer who this week performed high above the clouds ...The Guardian - World -
The Race to Buy TikTok Is On—but There Might Not Be a Winner
Investors are interested in buying TikTok so that it can avoid a US ban. But even if ByteDance accepts, a takeover will be far from simple.Wired - Tech - Tiktok -
The Winners and Losers of the N.F.L.’s Schedule Reveal
In his rookie season, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams will have every opportunity to thrive.The New York Times - Sports - NFL -
Bridgerton's back: The best yet or losing its bite?
Some critics say the Netflix show's as seductive as ever, but others feel its charms are wearing off.BBC News - Top stories -
Economy Losing Steam as Labor Market Tightens
Weekly jobless claim numbers decline as the impact of higher interest rates starts to hit key business sectors like homebuilding and manufacturing.Inc. - Business -
UAW Loses Unionization Vote at Mercedes Plant in Alabama
Workers at a Mercedes-Benz plant in Alabama voted against joining the United Auto Workers, hurting the union’s push to organize at many foreign-owned factories in the South.The Wall Street Journal - World -
There’s no need to lose our minds over the Jevons paradox
The Victorian economist’s analysis of energy use is useful but not inescapableFinancial Times - Business
More from Financial Times
-
Marcel Breuer, the leading proponent of Brutalism who also had a softer residential side
The Bauhaus alumnus had a dual career designing muscular offices and elegant, open-plan homesFinancial Times - World -
FirstFT: Iran’s president in helicopter crash
Also in today’s newsletter, China signals trade retaliation, and German far-right politician attacks western ‘paranoia’ on ChinaFinancial Times - World - Iran -
Time to get Europe back to work
Policymakers should review tax and welfare policies that disincentivise labourFinancial Times - World -
Javier Milei triggers diplomatic row by calling Spanish PM’s wife “corrupt”
Spain recalls ambassador after Argentine leader attacks Pedro Sánchez’s partner at far-right rally in MadridFinancial Times - World -
Arup lost $25mn in deepfake video conference scam
UK-based engineering group identified as target of fraud that used digitally cloned CFO to trick Hong Kong staffFinancial Times - World