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Weaponising history: Smithsonian Museum
Amol Agrawal | April 1
Donald Trump in his second Presidency is going by the playbook of authoritarian leadership. One of the major lessons […]
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5 opportunities to catalyze Earth action through philanthropy and sustainable investing
Hubert Keller | April 1
Five key opportunities to accelerate environmental action through philanthropy, innovation, data and sustainable […]
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EFF Urges Third Circuit to Join the Legal Chorus: No One Owns the Law
Corynne McSherry | March 31
Two appeals courts have recently rejected efforts by private parties to use copyright to restrict access to the laws […]
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Status of US Dollar as Global Reserve Currency: Central Banks Diversify into Other Currencies and Gold
Wolf Richter | March 31
The surge of the “nontraditional reserve currencies.”
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Announcing EFF’s New Exhibit on Border Surveillance and Accompanying Events
Matthew Guariglia | March 31
EFF has created a traveling exhibit, “Border Surveillance: Places, People, and Technology,” which will make its […]
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How 'age-proofing' AI in the workplace can foster inclusivity
David Alexandru Timis | March 31
There is a global demographic shift towards an ageing population. AI tools used in the workplace must therefore […]
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How taking a RevOps approach can build agile and strategic supply chains for PPE
Vivek Vishal | March 31
Corporations adopting RevOps can build agility and sustainability into their PPE supply chains to build resilience […]
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Why encouraging people to save is the key to financial resilience
Aaron Schumm | March 31
Millions of people around the world have savings to cover unexpected costs. With help from employers people can save […]
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History of money: From coins to Digital Euro
Amol Agrawal | March 31
Philip Lane of European Central Bank provides a sweeping account of evolution of money from coins to digital Euro: A […]
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What it takes to increase the rate of growth in the economy? Lessons from economic history
Amol Agrawal | March 31
Andrew Bailey, Governor of Bank of England in this speech discusses what it takes for an economy to grow. I am going to […]
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Air pollution kills millions every year — where does it come from?
Hannah Ritchie | March 31
A breakdown of the sources of many air pollutants that damage our health and ecosystems.<br><br><a […]
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Could a Market Meltdown Trigger the Next Recession?
Wolf Richter | March 29
Wolf Richter on Thoughtful Money.
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Bad Settlements Beat Good Lawsuits: A CRE Landlord, a Restaurant, and Commercial Rents that Plunged
John McNellis | March 29
Greed may not kill, but it does have a way of clouding one’s judgment.
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Congress Must Reject Transparent Efforts to Undermine the Courts
Corynne McSherry | March 28
Earlier this week, the House Judiciary Committee passed H.R. 1526, a bill by Rep. Darrell Issa to prevent courts from […]
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Inflation Galore Now: Fed Started Rate Cuts at the Low Point 6 Months Ago, just as Inflation Began to Resurge
Wolf Richter | March 28
Core PCE price index jumps MoM by most in 13 months on Non-Housing Services. Recreational Services blow out. Durable […]
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Funding gaps threaten global health security, warns OECD – and other top health stories
Shyam Bishen | March 28
Top health news: 'Smart spending' essential for global health, warns the OECD; UK develops 'priority pathogens' tool; […]
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Cities face 'climate whiplash' – and other urban transformation stories to read this month
Jeff Merritt | March 28
Only a fifth of cities meet air-quality standards - and land prices are rising in Japan. Read our monthly round-up of […]
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What next for the energy transition in the US?
Nunzio Peleggi | March 28
Finding common ground with a US bipartisan agreement on continuing the energy transition will be key to protecting the […]
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The future of books: How XR technology could revolutionize storytelling
Eli Joseph | March 28
XR technology could help to revolutionize the publishing industry by offering new and innovative ways for authors to […]
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Why prioritizing employee well-being is good for business
Anthea Ong | March 28
Employers should see staff mental health and well-being as a cross-functional business imperative, to foster growth and […]
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Germany’s economic crossroads could lead it to thrive in the 're-industrial era'
Alexis Crow | March 28
Germany faces economic challenges — but it is resilient via innovation, exports and fiscal reform. Rumours of the […]
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Hiring with AI doesn't have to be so inhumane
Utkarsh Amitabh | March 28
Approximately 88% of companies already use some form of AI to filter job applications, but human oversight remains […]
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Why is imagining a positive future crucial for progress?
Fredy Vargas Lama | March 28
Fredy Vargas Lama, Director of the Center for Foresight and Strategic Thinking, Universidad Externado de Colombia, […]
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Future of jobs: 5 ways to match skills to more meaningful work
Gareth Francis | March 28
From dynamic data to AI-driven training, a new World Economic Forum paper explores how to align workers' skills with […]
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A Model of Ponzi Schemes
Amol Agrawal | March 28
Interesting paper on modelling Ponzi schemes: We develop a model of Ponzi schemes with asymmetric information to study […]
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Lessons from a small, open, developing, inflation targeter: Jamaica
Amol Agrawal | March 28
Richard Byles, Governor of the Bank of Jamaica discusses lessons of inflation targeting from a small open developing […]
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225th anniversary of the Banque de France: Two lessons from its history
Amol Agrawal | March 28
Banque De France established in 1800 by none other than Napoleon Bonaparte is celebrating its 225th anniversary in […]
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US Government Fiscal Mess: Debt, Deficit, Interest Payments, and Tax Receipts: Q4 2024 Update on an Ugly Situation
Wolf Richter | March 28
The Deficit-to-GDP ratio and Debt-to-GDP ratio get even uglier.
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In the South & West, Pending Sales of Existing Homes Mark Worst February in the Data, as Inventories in Florida, Texas, California Surge
Wolf Richter | March 27
Frozen sales meet ballooning inventories.
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Online Tracking is Out of Control—Privacy Badger Can Help You Fight Back
Lena Cohen | March 27
Every time you browse the web, you're being tracked. Most websites contain invisible tracking code that allows […]