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Why Investors Are Quietly Choosing India

Something unusual is happening in the global economy. While major powers struggle with uncertainty, rising costs, and slowing growth one country is quietly gaining attention. India. From global investors to economic experts, the conversation is shifting. But this is not just another growth story. It is something deeper, something more…

MyLifeXP

The Hidden Economics of a Throwaway Appliance Culture: Why Repair Is Quietly Beating Replace in 2026

Rising replacement costs, tighter household budgets, and a global push toward right-to-repair legislation are reshaping how homeowners think about the machines that run their kitchens and laundry rooms.

International Business Times

The 228% Reality Check: Why the Stock Market Is Demanding the Impossible from AI

The stock market has detached from fundamental reality, pushing the Buffett Indicator to a staggering 228%. Regardless of how stellar Big Tech's Q1 earnings are, the math of macroeconomics guarantees an inevitable landing for overheated AI expectations.

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Paul Mosley obituary

Other lives: Scholar of development economics whose life and work was driven by a desire to make the world a better place

The Guardian - UK

The 'obscene economics' of modern warfare show how the race to military supremacy is transforming, while U.S. rearmament relies on China

"This imbalance has haunted Western military planners since the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine."

Fortune

Britain should seek to rejoin EU, says civil servant who led Brexit department

Philip Rycroft says promises on issues from economics to immigration have not lived up to expectations

The Guardian - UK

Sorry, Tampa Bay, mixed-use districts don’t reverse the dismal economics of sports venues

When the Atlanta Braves opened Truist Park in 2017, Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred called it a “watershed” moment.

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Reform making ‘fake promises based on fantasy economics’, union boss warns

STUC leader Roz Foyer also described the feud between Scottish Labour and Reform as a ‘psychodrama’.

Evening Standard

Why doesn't Canva just use GPT, Claude, Gemini...?

Training and using its own models is actually good economics for Canva, and it means you can get its design tools for less.

TechRadar

Germany cuts fuel tax as oil prices surge on Iran blockade

Following tense exchanges between Economics Minister Reiche and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil, the government held talks over the weekend. Will the coalition succeed in easing the burden on citizens, or will it collapse?

Euronews

The Egg Price Paradox Why Carton Prices Dip After the Holiday Peak

Tracking the cost of a dozen eggs requires an understanding of basic economics and agricultural biology. Shoppers watched egg prices surge aggressively in the weeks leading up to Easter. Consumers paid premium prices for standard white cartons. Immediately following the holiday weekend, a strange retail phenomenon occurs. The price of…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Could revisiting Asimov’s laws help us avoid AI’s ‘Chernobyl moment’?

The conflict in Iran – but also the war in Ukraine – show not only that AI is radically changing the economics of war (which may be good news), but also that we may be heading towards some kind of “Chernobyl moment”. We may soon experience a disaster that will…

The Conversation

OpenAI Shutters Sora: A Win for Meta Platforms Amid a Rocky Stretch

OpenAI’s Sora shutdown highlights why AI-only video apps struggle to scale, while Meta’s Reels benefits from mixing AI and human content in an existing ad engine.

MarketBeat

Anthropic economics chief talks about the jobs that could be killed by AI

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

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The Guardian - UK

Higher energy costs from Iran war could threaten fragile economics of AI boom

Industry with business model not yet firmly established and investments financed by huge debts is particularly at risk

Newslaundry

God on their side, the bill on ours: Counting the real cost of the war in West Asia for India

With guns in their hands and God on their side – Bob Dylan John Mearsheimer writes in The Tragedy of Great Power Politics: “States rarely go to war unless they think that rapid success is likely.”It has been more than a month since Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump started the…

The Independent UK

Why are energy, petrol and mortgage prices so high right now?

An economics professor explains why certain essential bills are spiking and if there’s anything we can do to combat them.

The Independent UK

Trump’s war with Iran could see fuel rationing and global recession within months, experts warn

Prolonged disruption would slow world GDP growth to 1.4 percent in 2026, Oxford Economics warns

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The Guardian - UK

This is what a fossil-fuel shock looks like. The UK must adapt its energy system – and quickly

The Iran war will hit food prices, fuel costs and interest rates. But we could could turn this crisis to our advantage, says Chaitanya Kumar of the New Economics Foundation

Medical Daily

The $300 Billion Reckoning: Aldo Vidinha on Pharma's Steepest Patent Cliff

Between 2025 and 2030, the pharmaceutical industry faces its most dramatic patent cliff in history, with up to $300 billion in branded drug revenues exposed to generic competition. The upheaval will reshape healthcare economics, force strategic pivots at the world's largest drugmakers, and—if managed correctly—dramatically expand patient access to life-saving…

Fortune

Bond yields are falling even as oil tops $102, showing that Wall Street fears recession more than inflation

“The risks to economic growth begin to take precedence over the risks to inflation,” Oxford Economics said in a note on Monday.

The Conversation

The economics of war extend far beyond energy prices and stock markets

In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, student groups pushed for curriculum change in economics. They wanted to learn about real-world economics beyond the stylized models that embroil students in mathematics.

Fortune

One AI bubble has already burst. The next one—a 'rare' kind—is still growing, economist warns

Capital Economics’ John Higgins noted the price-earnings ratio has already collapsed from its peak—but there’s another metric that hasn’t.

The Guardian - UK

Schools in England must be compelled to offer pupils healthy food, not junk

School dinners have suffered at the hands of politics and economics for almost 50 years

TechRadar

'A sophisticated threat that is quietly reshaping the economics of digital fraud': How hackers are employing virtual cloud phones to power major scams

Cloud phones are the latest tool to be used against banking app users and the security community should take notice.

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