The UK's rapidly growing artificial intelligence (AI) startup sector is on track to secure a record-breaking £3.4 billion in venture capital by 2024.
Edmund Phelps won the Nobel prize in economics in 2006 for “for his analysis of intertemporal tradeoffs in macroeconomic policy.”
If you read the latest OECD publication, “Employment Outlook 2024: The Net Zero Transition and the Labour Market,” you would imagine that the world has not gone through the largest monetary and fiscal stimulus in decades.
Stephen Smith tells the story of how he lived in a walk-up building in New York City–that is, no elevator–which seemed like a good idea until he developed a health problem that made walking up stairs difficult.
The UK tech industry has secured nearly a third of all European venture capital (VC) funding for the first half of 2024.
Thinking back over the half-century or so that I have been paying attention to the US economy, I can’t offhand remember a time when most people believed that the quality of American jobs was high and/or rising.
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