The Economist

Many bosses fear that Germany’s upcoming election will fail to reverse the crisis gripping the nation.

Many federal employees are frantically trying to work out what the Department of Government Efficiency has been doing inside the Bureau of the Fiscal Service, a sensitive area of the Treasury?

Before proposing with a diamond ring this Valentine’s Day it’s worth taking note that lab-grown gems may destroy not only their own value but that of natural rocks, too

The president’s new administration will be one of the wealthiest in history.

The world’s most successful maker of gaming hardware has not released a new console for nearly eight years. But Nintendo is betting that price and portability of their new Switch will beat processing clout.

Donald Trump’s tariff strategy is a dangerous game that can just as easily lead to miscalculations and corrosive uncertainty for the global economy.

Donald Trump’s attacks on DEI are causing huge headaches for bosses.

Done right, deregulation could kick-start economic growth — the trick is whether governments can strike the right balance

The Chinese offering has panicked investors, but it’s good for users of AI.

DeepSeek has dealt the premier chipmaker a $1 trillion blow, but don’t count it out just yet.

Usually. But the bigger problem is that they harm economic growth and innovation.

Donald Trump’s $US500b artificial intelligence plan has turned the tech world on its head. But if you look a little closer, it gives a strong indication about his priorities.

The President had promised hefty levies immediately — so where are they?

The country saw the second-weakest rise in nominal GDP since the 1970s but not everyone is convinced the figures reflect the economy’s true growth.

The superpower’s approach to the world is about to be turned on its head.