Tag: economy

  • Why the Economy Is Doomed

    The world is entering its third major economic reordering in a century, with the US once again driving the shift but this time through unilateral tariffs and protectionist policies. While Trump’s push highlights flaws in global trade, his approach risks weakening alliances and destabilising the dollar’s role in the world economy.

  • Did Trump Break India’s Big Strategy?

    China’s Humanoid Robot Games showcased 500 robots sprinting, boxing, and dancing, but revealed key paradoxes: spectacle over substance. Most lacked autonomy, relying on remote control. While China excels in building robotic bodies, it lags in cognition and perception. True progress lies not in speed but in safe, adaptive, everyday applications.

  • 21 Quotes On The Promise And Peril Of AI

    Artificial intelligence is being hailed as both a revolutionary force and a potential threat. Business leaders, scientists, and thinkers express excitement over AI’s power to transform industries, boost economies, and democratize innovation, while also warning of risks like misuse, inequality, and even existential danger. The future of AI depends on how wisely we guide it.

  • Jobs Said Iphones Can’t Be Made In America

    Trump’s tariffs are sparking market volatility and fears of a recession, but the goal is to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. Critics, including Steve Jobs, argue that factors like cost, skilled labor, and global supply chains make this vision difficult. Realistic policies are needed for success.

  • The Economic Case For Saving Human Jobs

    As global chaos intensifies, AI is quietly reshaping the foundation of our economy. Unlike past tech shifts, this wave threatens to erase jobs faster than it creates them—especially in low-skill sectors. Without urgent reskilling, fair policies, and corporate responsibility, we risk deep inequality, market collapse, and lasting social fallout.

  • Unpacking Warren Buffett’s Wisdom For Shareholders

    Warren Buffett’s latest shareholder letter highlights Berkshire Hathaway’s strong performance despite market challenges. With a cash reserve of $334.2 billion and rising profits, Buffett reassures investors that most funds remain in equities. Over the past 60 years, Berkshire’s market value skyrocketed 5.5 million percent, outpacing the S&P 500 by a wide margin.

  • A Nobel Laureate On The Economics Of AI

    Despite the hype around AI transforming the economy, Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu predicts modest growth of just 1.1% to 1.6% in US GDP over the next decade. He argues AI’s current focus on replacing jobs limits its potential and calls for a slower, more thoughtful adoption to ensure lasting benefits for workers.

  • China: Chip Curbs May Threaten Supply Chains

    China has warned that Japan’s planned export controls on semiconductors could disrupt global supply chains and harm both Chinese and Japanese companies. The Chinese government urged Japan to reconsider these measures, emphasizing their negative impact on international trade and bilateral relations. China also hinted at possible counteractions to protect its interests.

  • China Manufacturing Expands For 4th Straight Month

    China’s manufacturing activity has shown steady growth for the fourth consecutive month, signaling a recovering economy. January’s Caixin PMI reached 50.1, reflecting expansion with increased production and new orders. This positive trend follows government stimulus measures since September 2024. However, official PMI data saw a slight dip due to the Spring Festival holiday.

  • DeepSeek Sets Benchmark For Chinese Firms

    DeepSeek is setting a new standard for Chinese companies with its affordable AI models that don’t rely on expensive chips. Despite U.S. sanctions, its breakthrough is catching attention from major tech players like Microsoft and Nvidia. Experts say DeepSeek’s success signals China’s growing strength in AI and narrows the gap with the U.S.