These words come to mind today. Microsoft Monopoly Vulnerability Failure Resilience, anyone? There is a reason why I write about it.
The lure of the coast
I am going to succumb to the lure of the sea, or at least of the coast, today. Given the weather forecast, this is also
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Burnham v Badenoch: a third rate pairing with not a clue between them
Sometimes, I do not get the chance to watch everything that I would want, but one of the roles that Jacqueline has taken on within
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Burnham can’t write a 10-year plan without understanding government
Andy Burnham has promised a 10-year plan for Britain. But there is a fundamental problem he must address before he can produce one. He needs
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Nvidia proves neoliberalism is past its sell-by date
Shares in Nvidia have apparently fallen by 13% today following the resignation of its chief executive, Jensen Huang. He has now admitted to having two
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The Democrats have beaten fascism. Will voters elsewhere take note?
Sometimes something in the news seems so significant, just for its own sake, that because it does not obviously have relevance here, it is worth
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Is AI worth the price?
There is much discussion at present about the benefits artificial intelligence (AI) might bring to society. We are told it will transform productivity, revolutionise employment,
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Why is work getting worse?
Britain is facing a crisis at work. People want to work, they want to contribute to society, and they want opportunities to develop their talents.
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Faith in financial markets is as close to a definition of insanity as we will ever get
The midterm elections in the USA have still not all been called, but what was clear from the results was that the people in that
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