UncategorizedThe unravelling of Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s long alliance fwadmin / January 1, 2026 Relationship between the Gulf’s heavyweights has developed into open confrontation
UncategorizedHow should the UK celebrate 250 years of American independence? fwadmin / January 1, 2026 Reiterating the liberal ideals behind the revolution may be tricky when they are out of favour in the White House
UncategorizedForecasting the world in 2026 fwadmin / January 1, 2026 FT writers’ predictions for the new year, from the likelihood of higher Trump tariffs to the future of interest rates and the arrival of humanoid helpers
UncategorizedKraft Group, Boston/Everett reach agreement for Revs stadium project fwadmin / January 1, 2026
UncategorizedStarmer says he is frustrated at pace of change in New Year message fwadmin / January 1, 2026 Prime Minister says ‘for many, life is still harder than it should be’ but aims to overcome ‘decline and division’ in UK
UncategorizedSociety Pass closes $3 million public offering of common stock fwadmin / January 1, 2026
UncategorizedJapan business lobby chiefs urge government to tackle weak yen, media reports fwadmin / January 1, 2026
UncategorizedNvidia’s Groq bet shows that the economics of AI chip-building are still unsettled fwadmin / December 31, 2025 Nvidia believes running AI models will be highly profitable, but its Groq deal reflects uncertainty over which chips and architectures will dominate.