Win a £200 voucher to spend at Asda to help
The shopping list seems never ending when you are doing the school uniform shop, ties, shoes, shirts and so much increasingly you need to buy. Suits Me are here to
Palantir AI so powerful “… not sure we should sell to
Palantir Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Alex Karp said new AI developments at his visitor are so powerful that “I’m not sure we should plane sell this to some of our
WWDC 2023 Apple announces VisionOS
Apple spoken and displayed the Apple Vision Pro supported by a new VisionOS. We have seen other equipment offerings from other upper tech companies but the Vision Pro is on a
UK to host first global summit on Artificial Intelligence
Press release GOV.UK As the world grapples with the challenges and opportunities presented by the rapid urging of Strained Intelligence, the UK will host the first major global summit on AI
AI Is Sweeping Across Wall Street
Link Bloomberg Deutsche Bank is using strained intelligence to scan wealthy vendee portfolios. ING Group is screening for potential defaulters. JPMorgan is razzmatazz for increasingly AI roles than rivals. Morgan Stanley bankers are, well,
Cohere announces $270-million USD Series C
Cohere announces $270-million USD Series C from Inovia, Nvidia, Oracle, Salesforce (Betakit) Globe and Mail reported earlier Cohere raising up to $250-million in Inovia-led deal valuing OpenAI rival at $2-billion Artificial-intelligence visitor Cohere
Convertible or not: making sense of stresses in AT1 bonds
Mahmoud Fatouh and Ioana Neamțu Similar to the Deutsche Bank’s episode in 2016 and the Covid stress in 2020, AT1 spreads over subordinated debt rose rapidly and sharply pursuit the Credit
Risk perceptions and economic activity in the United Kingdom
Nicholas Vause and Carolin Pflueger Recently, Pflueger, Siriwardane and Sunderam (2020) proposed a new measure of investor risk perceptions based on the cross-section of stock prices. Using that measure, they found
Fuelling the tail: inflation- and GDP-at-Risk with oil-supply shocks
Marco Garofalo, Simon Lloyd and Edward Manuel The economic consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war have brought the importance of sharp changes in thingamabob prices, such as oil, to centre stage. While
A quick dive into SME finance
Kim Nyamushonongora and Oscar Spencer 99.9% of UK businesses are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), employing 61% of the UK population. Yet, we know so much increasingly well-nigh large businesses, how