The World Trade Organization’s first formal review of UK trade policy since Brexit reveals persistent underperformance. With goods exports languishing 17% below pre-Covid levels, the report highlights Brexit’s economic impact as the government cuts export promotion staff.
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Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has expressed significant concerns about potential vulnerabilities in private credit markets following high-profile US corporate failures. The central bank plans to conduct stress tests on private equity and credit firms amid growing unease about loan structuring practices. Senior officials reportedly see parallels with conditions preceding the global financial crisis.
The Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, has reportedly raised serious concerns about potential vulnerabilities in private credit markets following the collapse of two major US firms. According to sources familiar with his statements, Bailey indicated that the bankruptcies of First Brands and Tricolor have prompted questions about deal quality in the private credit sector, where companies arrange loans from non-bank lenders.
Emergency Response to Critical Windows 11 Vulnerability Microsoft has confirmed an emergency update for Windows 11 following widespread reports of…
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Regional Bank Losses Send Shockwaves Through Markets U.S. stock futures declined Friday as fresh concerns about commercial loan quality emerged…
As AI systems vacuum up personal data without compensation, blockchain-based solutions are emerging that could shift power back to individuals. Advances in verifiable data and compute technologies are creating a trust layer for the internet that enables true digital ownership. These developments come as regulatory and corporate initiatives signal growing momentum for user-controlled data economies.
According to recent analysis, the American dream of ownership is increasingly elusive in both physical and digital realms. Sources indicate that while three-quarters of young Americans aspire to home ownership, barely half believe they will ever achieve it. This lack of ownership extends to our digital lives, where personal data has become a valuable asset that primarily benefits large corporations rather than the individuals who create it.
