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The Federal Reserve's Initial August Inflation Forecast Has Arrived, and It Contains a Glaring Red Flag That Can Come Back to Bite Wall Street
A modest silver lining for headline inflation is overshadowed by one of the central bank's favorite ...
Standard Chartered to cut 15% of back-office jobs as AI use escalates
Bill Winters’ new strategy aims to ‘drive sustainable growth’ at Asia-focused lender
NextEra strikes energy megadeal with Dominion to create $400bn utility
Deal will cement group’s status as world’s biggest listed utility as AI drives boom in power demand
Trump and Xi will not determine Taiwan’s fate
China assumes that the island would be helpless without American support — that is a dangerous mistake
Ryanair suspends guidance after surge in jet fuel price
Airline confirms new contract negotiations with chief Michael O’Leary after annual profits rise by a third
Global bonds extend sell-off on inflation fears
US and Japanese yields rise amid investor concern over surge in energy prices
Anthropic to brief global financial watchdog on cyber flaws exposed by Mythos
US tech group will discuss capabilities of its new AI model with members of the Financial Stability Board
Defence groups clamour to delay US ban on Chinese rare earth magnets
Military contractors want more time to comply with prohibition years in the making and now just months away
The fate of OpenAI’s $1tn IPO will be decided in an Oakland jury room
Elon Musk’s legal challenge could derail the AI start-up’s commercial ambitions
Germany goes from labour shortages to hiring freezes
Once one of the Eurozone’s strongest jobs markets, the number of unemployed has topped 3mn for the first time in 15 years
Sweeping the strait: the companies gearing up to clear the Gulf of mines
New generation of uncrewed vessels could help restore traffic in vital shipping route
Investment firms look beyond Iran war to expand in Middle East
Asset managers and hedge funds say they remain committed to the region despite the current disruption
Mortgage costs rise sharply on Middle East conflict
Home loans have become more expensive in North America and Europe despite central banks keeping rates on hold