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ECB rate path turns on energy persistence
Read the full story: ECB rate path turns on energy persistenceThe ECB’s inflation judgement now rests heavily on energy persistence. Philip Lane says the current shock remains medium-sized, but policymakers are watching whether energy costs feed into wider wages, prices, and expectations.
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Nitricity secures $50m for low-carbon fertiliser
Nitricity secures $50 million to expand organic fertilizer production. The…
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ServiceNow and SocialSuite unveil ESG risk tool
ServiceNow and Socialsuite launch combined sustainability and risk solution. The…
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Why ‘high IQ’ AI still needs human oversight
AI may seem highly intelligent but it still needs supervision.…
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West Ham strengthen defences with renewed deal
West Ham United extends partnership with cybersecurity firm Salus. The…
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Hybrid work as a health lever
Hybrid working is proving to be more than a perk.…
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Anglo American’s $53 billion tie-up with Teck heralds a new copper powerhouse
Anglo American and Teck agree to a $53 billion merger.…
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No 10 forms board to mend business ties
Starmer forms a “budget board” to mend business relations. The…
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US Supreme Court to weigh Trump’s sweeping global tariffs
The Supreme Court will decide if Trump overreached on tariffs.…
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Why cloud orders are surging — and what Oracle’s record pipeline tells us
Cloud demand is soaring across industries amid AI-enabled infrastructure transformation.…
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Businesses progress sustainably despite EU delays
EU businesses reconsider sustainability amid regulatory delays. Recent EU regulatory…
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AI questions weaken workplace learning ties
Workplace AI is changing where employees take everyday questions first. MyIQ research suggests routine queries now go to AI tools before colleagues, affecting informal learning and spontaneous collaboration.
