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a bird's eye view of Nottingham city
Finance

Major British city declares bankruptcy as inflation and growing social care costs blow a $29 million hole in its budget

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November 30, 2023
Scope 3 emissions are the elephant in the room as COP 28 kicks off in one of the most water-stressed regions in the world
Commentary

Scope 3 emissions are the elephant in the room as COP 28 kicks off in one of the most water-stressed regions in the world

By Sanda Ojiambo and Patrick Chalhoub
November 30, 2023
Fresh off an Intel investment, Stability AI looks for buyers as investors pressure CEO to resign
Tech

Fresh off an Intel investment, Stability AI looks for buyers as investors pressure CEO to resign

By Mark Bergen, Rachel Metz and Bloomberg
November 29, 2023
Gary Cohn, Omar Al Olama
Politics

World’s first AI minister likens risk of overregulation to calligraphers that kept the printing press out of the Middle East for nearly 200 years

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November 28, 2023
A man with gray hair wearing a blue suit and tie looks over his right shoulder
Newsletters

Novartis bought his first startup for $3.9 billion. Now this physicist is trying to sell Europe on a new generation of nuclear energy

By Peter Vanham and Nicholas Gordon
November 28, 2023
Employees attend a customer at the Reliance Industries (Europe’s top supplier of Indian diesel) Petrol pump in Navi Mumbai.
Finance

Europe banned most oil shipments from Russia but now it’s guzzling diesel from India, a leading buyer of Russian crude

By Prejula Prem and Bloomberg
November 28, 2023
Blackstone founder and CEO Steve Schwarzman
Finance

Blackstone head Steve Schwarzman plans to spend billions buying up dorms, warehouses, and data centers across Europe: ‘We have enormous capital and can buy the types of real estate that we like’

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November 28, 2023
A graphical depiction of the term "AI Act", which is the AI law the EU is currently trying to finalize.
Newsletters

Europe’s quest to lead in AI regulation is in serious doubt

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November 27, 2023
Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen holding a microphone in one hand and paper flashcards in the other hand
Health

Wegovy maker Novo Nordisk could make prices flexible—without cutting them—to persuade more health systems to cover the weight-loss drugs

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November 27, 2023
Alain Wertheimer and his brother Gerard Wertheimer attend the Prix de Diane Longines at Hippodrome de Chantilly on June 12, 2011 in Chantilly, France.
Success

Chanel heir with a $48 billion fortune is the richest person in Switzerland thanks to a post-pandemic luxury goods boom

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November 27, 2023
Tesla CEO Elon Musk
Companies

Elon Musk brands Sweden’s unions ‘insane’ after strikes cripple Tesla operations—but caving to any demands may open the floodgates in the U.S. and Germany

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November 24, 2023
A new global study shows the real reason the West is still one step ahead of Asia when it comes to the digital economy–and it’s not technological prowess
Commentary

A new global study shows the real reason the West is still one step ahead of Asia when it comes to the digital economy–and it’s not technological prowess

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November 21, 2023
person walking down a supermarket aisle of olive oil shelves
Retail

Shoplifting has become such a pain in Spain that supermarkets are locking up their olive oil supplies—and it’s working

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November 20, 2023
Black Friday deals line the aisles as shoppers look for bargains
Retail

Black Friday discounts emerge as a crucial avenue for consumers to stretch their budgets—but analysts are split on whether 2023 will bring booming sales

By Prarthana Prakash and Ryan Hogg
November 17, 2023
person walking outside a burberry storefront
Retail

Burberry joins LVMH and Gucci in the luxury slump as brand says it may miss its revenue target for the year

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November 16, 2023

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