Markets, companies, capital, and the strategic shifts reshaping the global economy.
The supercar manufacturer’s launch of its first electric vehicle marks a high-stakes strategic shift, drawing significant and polarised reactions from observers.
Labor plans to separate jobseekers into distinct groups based on skill and readiness, prioritising public delivery in the first stream while retaining private sector involvement for specialised cases.
The company confirmed it will begin testing two subscription plans for its AI offerings, with the entry-level tier priced at $7.99 per month, as part of its broader 'Meta One' framework.
Earnings that exceeded market expectations drove the stock higher, while the new spending deal underscores the industry shift from AI training to daily automation and inference.
London-based publication contends that even without the burden of communism or trade restrictions, the island’s appeal to capital remains limited.
Research indicates that future medical sensors for monitoring the gut may utilise riboflavin batteries and toothpaste-based transistors.
A recent analysis of an Antarctic crew indicates that sustained cohabitation eventually leads to sour social interactions, highlighting the psychological pressures of isolation.
The publication’s science and technology programme explores how digital influencers are reshaping medical advice and challenging evidence-based practice.
Crude prices fell approximately 6% on Wednesday following reports of a framework agreement between Washington and Tehran that would reopen the strategic waterway within a month.
The 27 May 2026 episode of The Economist’s daily podcast provides an overview of Ukraine’s position on the front line, while also analysing Home Depot as a bellwether for the US housing market and identifying bottlenecks in the cricket bat supply chain.
CNBC reports that the Republican Party is navigating significant political headwinds, with President Trump advocating for new White House ballroom funds while the party grapples with voter concerns over high prices.
While purchase activity has cooled, it remains above year-ago levels, suggesting underlying demand persists despite higher interest rates.
The publication’s latest political digest highlights key developments in American governance, though specific narrative details remain undisclosed in the source material.
The Economist has published an article titled 'Home-schooling surges', presenting the content as a handpicked piece read aloud from its latest issue, with the topic classified under markets.
Paul Keating argues that shifting from a 50% discount to cost-base indexation is marginal and will not stifle entrepreneurship, as the Coalition seeks to delay implementation until 2027.
The result marks a significant shift in Texas Republican politics, with the Attorney General unseating the long-serving Senator in the party’s primary contest.
The milestone comes amid a broader surge in South Korean semiconductor stocks, with investors piling into hardware makers linked to the artificial intelligence boom.
The publication contends that centrist tactics designed to counter populists who dismiss difficult realities are flawed, as markets react to ongoing US-China summit developments.
An analysis published on May 26, 2026, suggests that managing public expectation through anti-corruption measures and democratic consolidation is the next strategic priority for Kyiv.
New figures show BHP paid less than $9m under the safeguard mechanism while receiving hundreds of millions in fuel tax credits, intensifying pressure on the government to reform fossil fuel concessions.
The alliance has committed to mobilising significant capital for supply chains while establishing maritime monitoring and undersea cable networks by year-end.
Analysts project a multi-month shutdown of the critical shipping lane, coinciding with high-level diplomatic talks in Beijing and recent gains in US equity markets.
Chatter intensifies around a possible tie-up between the two Musk-led entities, though no official corporate announcements have been confirmed.
The move comes as US markets rise on the back of the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing, with tech leaders in attendance.
A new piece by Britain intern Sonny Loughran examines the risks inherent in political commentary on football and outlines potential strategic takeaways for the Labour Party.
A new episode of The Economist’s China-focused podcast investigates the underlying factors contributing to the rise of top-tier Chinese players, as the sport gains traction beyond its traditional UK stronghold.
Shares jump in early Tuesday trading, pushing the chipmaker’s valuation past the historic milestone while trading at a discount to broader market indices.
White House confirms top officials will attend the Maryland-based event to address foreign and domestic policy issues.
Houston, who established the company at age 24, will remain with the firm in a new capacity as US markets rise amid geopolitical summits.
Diplomatic efforts to engage with Iran are drawing intense attention and criticism, though specific details regarding the nature of the dissent remain limited in early reports.
The Albanese government plans to scrap a compliance-heavy welfare regime deemed ill-equipped, moving toward personalised support determined after a consultation process.
The British energy major’s board has taken immediate action against Chairman Albert Manifold, triggering a decline in the company’s stock price as details of the conduct concerns remain undisclosed.
The publication’s latest episode highlights murky negotiations surrounding the Iran war, alongside segments on agentic AI in Chinese superapps and a ski-resort mystery.
A recent newsletter from The Economist urges preparedness over panic as it examines the United Kingdom’s civil defence infrastructure.
The Economist reports that the UK administration must compromise on strict regulatory boundaries to achieve meaningfully closer relations with the European Union.
Shares of the Italian luxury manufacturer fell sharply on Tuesday morning following the launch of its first fully electric model.
Washington describes the operation as 'self-defense' targeting missile sites and mining vessels, while President Trump attends talks in China.
Resources minister defends compliance while independent MP criticises diesel tax credits and weak safeguard mechanism
President Donald Trump says negotiations are proceeding nicely but warns of resumed military action if talks collapse, leaving markets uncertain.
Utility-scale battery storage surges to 2GW, but new project investment falls 48% amid regulatory and inflationary pressures
The Economist reports that Abiy Ahmed’s re-election is certain, though the country’s broader future is less so.
As markets rally on trade and AI developments, a new critique argues China’s broad engagement offers limited long-term value to partners.
Donald Trump claims a diplomatic breakthrough is imminent while dismissing pressure to finalise it, a stance Iranian leaders interpret as a sign of American need.
Despite intensifying regulatory pressure on financial secrecy, the offshore finance industry remains resilient, according to reporting from The Economist.
A large-scale study indicates that the ageing profile of researchers is contributing to a slowdown in breakthrough discoveries, raising questions about the future of scientific output.
The publication’s daily audio programme explores whether novels serve to explain life or provide an escape, contrasting popular genres with established literature.
The decision follows leaked documents revealing a pattern of shelved green projects, intensifying scrutiny of Australia’s safeguard mechanism and the pressure on exporters to meet Chinese steelmakers’ decarbonisation requirements.
Internal documents reveal BHP prioritised cost savings over climate strategy, drawing criticism from competitors and environmental experts who point to significant federal fuel tax rebates.