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The Dollar’s Digital Empire
How private stablecoins are extending America’s monetary power beyond the reach of traditional finance.
Jul 234 min read


Britain’s £18bn deal with Japan: Investment only matters if it reaches British firms
The UK - Japan deal includes advanced technology, clean energy and promised jobs.
Jul 214 min read


Private Insurance Can't Price Climate Disaster
Climate risk isn't just an environmental problem. It's threatening the future of private insurance and housing affordability.
Jul 203 min read


The Fed Is Done Cutting. The Question Now Is Whether It Hikes.
What Bank of America's three-hike forecast means for markets, borrowing costs, and the economy.
Jul 134 min read


The AI Sovereign Wealth Fund: A Global Mirage?
Examining AI-induced inequality on global level reveals why distribution may not be the answer.
Jul 125 min read


Incidence: who pays to hold Germany's health surcharge
Germany's health reform freezes a payroll charge by capping hospital payment growth below rising costs.
Jul 124 min read


Why OpenAI is Scared to Go Public
OpenAI was supposed to go public this year. Now it's not. Here's what that actually means.
Jul 84 min read


The Visa-Mastercard Settlement and the Hidden Cost of Paying by Card
If businesses pay swipe fees, why do consumers end up dealing with the cost?
Jul 74 min read


Why Trump’s Fed Gamble Has Backfired
Trump appointed Kevin Warsh expecting rate cuts, but Inflation had other ideas.
Jun 293 min read


Thresholds: where Europe's capital union stops short
The Commission's December package proposes central supervision of Europe's capital markets. Its scope stops at the dozen biggest, leaving the rest national by design
Jun 284 min read


UK Wealth Migration: The Canary in the Mine
In days gone by, miners often carried a canary in a cage. If the canary died, the atmosphere in the mine was probably poisonous and the miners would escape quickly.
Jun 273 min read


The £11bn drain: How late payments are strangling Britain’s smallest businesses
Nearly half of SME invoices in the UK are paid late. The cost is not just financial, but structural - and it is getting worse.
Jun 263 min read
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