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China’s Push Against Japan’s Soft Power Will Backfire

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The Miss Universe Pageant Is a Hot Mess and That’s Good for Business

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AI Companies Need One Book to Rule Them All

By most metrics, the artificial intelligence industry is thriving. As of last year, it had attracted about $150 billion in private investment....

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Editorial Board

An Old-Fashioned Cure for Fading Trust in Government

Across much of the industrial world, trust in government is low and declining. Why is this happening and why, exactly, does it matter? An unusually...

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Clive Crook

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Why Southeast Asia Trusts Japan More Than China

China is remaking Asia’s security map, but not in the way it intends. From water cannon confrontations in the South China Sea to increasingly sharp...

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Tariffs Are Making Rates Descent a Lot Trickier

To get John Authers’ newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . Central banks have been embarked on the hazardous climb down from...

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John Authers And Richard Abbey

How to Get Russia’s Billions to Ukraine

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James Stavridis

Trump Has Lost His Political Superpower

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Nia-Malika Henderson

Private-Credit Fears Are Based on Four Myths

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HSBC Chair Is One of The Toughest Jobs — Fancy It?

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Paul J. Davies

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Aftyn Behn, a Democratic state representative from Nashville, tried to flip a Tennessee congressional seat President Donald Trump won by 22...

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Mark Gongloff

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To get John Authers’ newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . Is it time for consumer staples to stage a revival? The big...

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John Authers

ChatGPT Has Won the Right to Self-Rule. That May Go Badly

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Parmy Olson

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The UK has broken a taboo: Driving electric-vehicles won’t be tax free – and rightly so. What follows is an experiment every other Western...

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Javier Blas

Australia’s Rate-Cut Party Is Coming to an Early End

When Reserve Bank of Australia governors come into the top job, they are given a coffee mug with the words “half full” printed across it. Nice...

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Daniel Moss

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Juliana Liu

The GOP’s Immigration Curbs Will Threaten Social Security

President Donald Trump’s renewed crusade against legal immigration poses a direct threat to the long-term financial interests of the older White...

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Ronald Brownstein

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Firing Immigration Judges Threatens More Than Immigrants

Noah Feldman

Why Minnesota Is the White House’s New Punching Bag

Patricia Lopez

Private Credit Woes Should Put Banks on Notice

Editorial Board

Vance’s Mentor Is Also His Millstone

Nia-Malika Henderson

China’s Push Against Japan’s Soft Power Will Backfire

Gearoid Reidy

The Miss Universe Pageant Is a Hot Mess and That’s Good for Business

Howard Chua-Eoan

AI Companies Need One Book to Rule Them All

Editorial Board

An Old-Fashioned Cure for Fading Trust in Government

Clive Crook

Are We in a Stock Bubble? This Is the Only Thread You Need

Jonathan Levin And Taylor Tyson

A $2,000 Tariff Dividend for Everyone? Bad Idea

Editorial Board

Why Southeast Asia Trusts Japan More Than China

Karishma Vaswani

Tariffs Are Making Rates Descent a Lot Trickier

John Authers And Richard Abbey

How to Get Russia’s Billions to Ukraine

James Stavridis

Trump Has Lost His Political Superpower

Nia-Malika Henderson

Private-Credit Fears Are Based on Four Myths

Marc Rowan

HSBC Chair Is One of The Toughest Jobs — Fancy It?

Paul J. Davies

Another Warning Sign for the GOP: This Tennessee House Race

Mary Ellen Klas

The Dells’ $6.3 Billion Gift Isn’t Just About the Money

Nir Kaissar

What TSMC — and Shakespeare — Can Teach Rapidus

Catherine Thorbecke

Erasing a Home’s Risks on Zillow Doesn’t Make Them Go Away

Mark Gongloff

Is AI Burnishing the Beatles Legacy or Ruining It?

Dave Lee

The Midterm Election Stars Are Aligning for Staples

John Authers

ChatGPT Has Won the Right to Self-Rule. That May Go Badly

Parmy Olson

Taxing EVs Is a Treacherous Experiment for the UK

Javier Blas

Australia’s Rate-Cut Party Is Coming to an Early End

Daniel Moss

How Foreign Carmakers Can Stay the Course in China

Juliana Liu

The GOP’s Immigration Curbs Will Threaten Social Security

Ronald Brownstein

When the Boss Is Always Right, the AI Will Be Wrong

Gautam Mukunda

Why Won’t Modi Fix Delhi’s Airpocalypse?

Mihir Sharma

For Europe’s Leaders, It’s Prosper or Perish

Editorial Board

New Megacities Lie in the Path of Devastating Floods

David Fickling