Why Brussels is wary of Keir Starmer’s ‘cherry-picking’ tactics
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Also in this newsletter: don’t expect a new European Commission before December
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Why burr wood furniture has its groove back
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New looks in wood
Why business shouldn’t expect Keir Starmer to come to the rescue on Brexit
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Should he win this year’s election, the Labour leader faces hard choices over the UK’s relationship with the EU
Why business students are getting to grips with geopolitics
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Grasping the impact of war and climate change is increasingly important for future leaders
Why central banks are reluctant to declare victory over inflation
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Policymakers had begun laying the ground for interest rate cuts, but strong US labour data shows pressure on prices has not yet abated
Why CEO succession is so difficult to get right
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Boards are being forced to think about finding future leaders earlier as shareholders demand greater insight
Why chefs want what they can’t have
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A farmer explains the psychology of supplying top restaurants
Why Chevron is inking the biggest deal in its history
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Plus, Orcel strikes his first deal at UniCredit and the crisis at Atos begins to snowball
Why China may be saving its bazooka for Donald Trump.
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The Economist. October,29,2024
Why China needs a ‘Three Arrows’ strategy
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Beijing should err on the side of acceptance rather than denial and make major efforts to avoid the mistakes of Japan