When ethics and evidence outweigh automation
The non-negotiables of psycho-legal reporting.
Old-economy energy stocks beating most of S&P 500 on cheap oil
Refinery stocks outperform as oil slips.
Scams and frauds: Here are the tactics criminals use on you in the age of AI and cryptocurrencies
Scammers thrive on exploiting vulnerable, uninformed users, and they adapt to whatever technologies or trends dominate the moment.
Bloomberg, AfDB start initiative to attract investment in Africa
The initiative will be implemented through the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero.
Economic, political stakes loom as US shutdown threat rises
The last government shutdown — the longest in US history — occurred during Trump’s first term, spanning more than a month in late 2018 and early 2019.
Trump’s tariffs could cost Lesotho 30 000 jobs, the IMF warns
Garment exports make up 80% of the country’s exports to the United States.
Passenger rail gets back on track, slowly …
Most rail lines have reopened, but there is still a long way to go.
France is replacing Italy as Europe’s poster child for fiscal woe
Here are some charts that look at how France’s budgetary strife came to eclipse that of Italy.
Toyota opens Woven City as doubts swirl over cost, purpose
An experimental town meant to act as an incubator for technologies from autonomous driving to artificial intelligence.
Key ingredients for a secure retirement
The formal target referred to in the retirement industry for measuring if you saved sufficiently for retirement is known as the net replacement ratio.