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Mukesh Ambani takes on Coca-Cola and Pepsi for India fizzy drink supremacy

Reliance Industries plots aggressive growth for Campa Cola...

Do countries really need fossil fuels to develop?

Rich nations built their wealth on coal, oil and gas. Now the world is asking poorer countries like Mozambique to chart a different course. Is a fossil-free path to development realistic?...

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Do not mistake a resilient global economy for populist success

Article URL: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2026/01/08/do-not-mistake-a-resilient-global-economy-for-populist-success Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46550777 Points: 21 # Commen...

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How do shadow fleets work? US seizes two sencented oil tankers

The phrase “shadow fleet” refers to ageing oil tankers that operate under false flags to bypass Western sanctions on Russian, Iranian, and Venezuelan crude, a practice Russia has reportedly invested b...

1dFrance 24PoliticsImpact

'Do People Still Have the Appetite?' — Titanic Star Leonardo DiCaprio Wonders Whether Cinemagoing Will Become Niche

The future of cinemagoing is top of mind as 2026 kicks off, with Netflix, which is buying Warner Bros. for $72 billion, reportedly interested in a 17-day window for theatrical releases before they hit...

5dIGNEntertainmentImpact

The trade war is de-escalating and settling around 15% tariffs, Bank of America's CEO says

Brian Moynihan, Chairman and CEO of Bank of America Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images President Donald Trump's trade push is de-escalating after months of tariff turmoil, BofA CEO Brian Moynihan said. Tari...

Dec 29Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

Here are the fastest-growing finance jobs in New York City, and what they pay

: Plexi Images/GHI/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images New York City's Significant Industry report lists the top 10 most common finance jobs. The report also listed the projected growth rates ...

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At least three killed as protests against Iran's worsening economy spread beyond cities

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian says there is not much he can do as the currency has rapidly depreciated, with $1 now trading at around 1.4 million rials....

Jan 1EuronewsPoliticsImpact

Companies are slashing middle management. Jamba Juice's former CEO says it is crucial for success.

Jamba Juice's former CEO said middle management is important for maintaining company culture. Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images Jamba Juice's former CEO, James D. White, said he's all for middle mana...

Dec 30Business InsidereconomicsImpact

Wall Street, Crypto Leaders Make 'Progress' on Crypto Bill in Private Meeting: Sources

Leaders of a major Wall Street trade group and DeFi-focused crypto leaders are trying to hash out key disagreements before the market structure bill faces a do-or-die Senate vote next week....

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I'm a 14-year-old founder whose YC application went viral. There are pros and cons to starting a company young.

Alby Churven's Y Combinator application went viral on X. Alby Churven Alby Churven founded Clovr, a front-end vibecoding startup. He's 14 years old. Churven told Business Insider that his age gave him...

Dec 28Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

I interviewed 80 executives in 2025. Here are 3 takeaways I learned from the people at the top.

Many leaders I spoke with took non-traditional paths to their current jobs. gradyreese/Getty Images/iStockphoto I spoke to around 80 executives in 2025, over 30 of whom worked at Fortune 500 companies...

Dec 31Business Insidereconomics

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely — as long as they don't code or talk to customers

Amazon is pushing forward with its own brand of chips called Trainium. Noah Berger/Getty Images for Amazon Web Services Amazon says that some employees stranded in India due to visa delays can work re...

Jan 1Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

The California wealth tax is a window into billionaires' risk tolerance

Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Google's Larry Page had different responses to California's proposed billionaire's tax. Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images, EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/GettyImages A proposed w...

1dBusiness InsiderPoliticsImpact

I'm the CEO of Beyond Yoga. I hike out my back door in the mornings, and I'm a creature of habit with food.

Nancy Green. Beyond Yoga This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Nancy Green, the CEO of Beyond Yoga, who's based in the San Francisco Bay Area. It's been edited for length and clarity. ...

12hBusiness InsiderlifestyleImpact

I've worked at Target for 23 years. What started as a college job has transformed into a career.

Justin Howells, Target's group vice president for Pacific Northwest stores. Matt Hage/AP Content Services for Target Target is getting a new CEO in the New Year — one who started with the compan...

Dec 26Business InsidereconomicsImpact

'It's good to scare people sometimes': Anduril founder Palmer Luckey says he 'broadly' backs Trump's new defense regulations

Palmer Luckey, founder of Erebor Bank and Anduril Industries. PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images Anduril founder Palmer Luckey has voiced support for the Trump administration's new regulations on ...

1dBusiness InsiderPoliticsImpact

Tailwind lays off 75% of its 4-person engineering team, citing 'brutal impact AI has had on our business'

Tailwind's CEO said the startup's revenue has decreased by 80% amid the rise of AI. id-work/Getty Images The popular web tool Tailwind cut three of its four engineers on Monday, citing an AI-driven re...

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My mother prepared for retirement, but a dementia diagnosis wiped out her savings. I had to scramble to figure out her care.

The author (left) had to care for her mother's finances after a dementia diagnosis. Courtesy of Ala Landin My mother saved for retirement but did not account for health issues such as her dementia dia...

Dec 26Business InsiderHealthImpact

The 'Godfather of AI' warns 2026 will bring a new wave of AI job losses

AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton Pontus Lundahl/TT News Agency/AFP via Getty Images The "godfather of AI" says AI could trigger a new wave of job losses in 2026. "We're going to see AI get even ...

Dec 29Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

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Mukesh Ambani takes on Coca-Cola and Pepsi for India fizzy drink supremacy

Do countries really need fossil fuels to develop?

Do not mistake a resilient global economy for populist success

How do shadow fleets work? US seizes two sencented oil tankers

'Do People Still Have the Appetite?' — Titanic Star Leonardo DiCaprio Wonders Whether Cinemagoing Will Become Niche

The trade war is de-escalating and settling around 15% tariffs, Bank of America's CEO says

Here are the fastest-growing finance jobs in New York City, and what they pay

At least three killed as protests against Iran's worsening economy spread beyond cities

Companies are slashing middle management. Jamba Juice's former CEO says it is crucial for success.

Wall Street, Crypto Leaders Make 'Progress' on Crypto Bill in Private Meeting: Sources

I'm a 14-year-old founder whose YC application went viral. There are pros and cons to starting a company young.

I interviewed 80 executives in 2025. Here are 3 takeaways I learned from the people at the top.

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely &mdash; as long as they don't code or talk to customers

The California wealth tax is a window into billionaires' risk tolerance

I'm the CEO of Beyond Yoga. I hike out my back door in the mornings, and I'm a creature of habit with food.

I've worked at Target for 23 years. What started as a college job has transformed into a career.

'It's good to scare people sometimes': Anduril founder Palmer Luckey says he 'broadly' backs Trump's new defense regulations

Tailwind lays off 75% of its 4-person engineering team, citing 'brutal impact AI has had on our business'

My mother prepared for retirement, but a dementia diagnosis wiped out her savings. I had to scramble to figure out her care.

The 'Godfather of AI' warns 2026 will bring a new wave of AI job losses

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Mukesh Ambani takes on Coca-Cola and Pepsi for India fizzy drink supremacy

Do countries really need fossil fuels to develop?

Do not mistake a resilient global economy for populist success

How do shadow fleets work? US seizes two sencented oil tankers

'Do People Still Have the Appetite?' — Titanic Star Leonardo DiCaprio Wonders Whether Cinemagoing Will Become Niche

The trade war is de-escalating and settling around 15% tariffs, Bank of America's CEO says

Here are the fastest-growing finance jobs in New York City, and what they pay

At least three killed as protests against Iran's worsening economy spread beyond cities

Companies are slashing middle management. Jamba Juice's former CEO says it is crucial for success.

Wall Street, Crypto Leaders Make 'Progress' on Crypto Bill in Private Meeting: Sources

I'm a 14-year-old founder whose YC application went viral. There are pros and cons to starting a company young.

I interviewed 80 executives in 2025. Here are 3 takeaways I learned from the people at the top.

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely &mdash; as long as they don't code or talk to customers

The California wealth tax is a window into billionaires' risk tolerance

I'm the CEO of Beyond Yoga. I hike out my back door in the mornings, and I'm a creature of habit with food.

I've worked at Target for 23 years. What started as a college job has transformed into a career.

'It's good to scare people sometimes': Anduril founder Palmer Luckey says he 'broadly' backs Trump's new defense regulations

Tailwind lays off 75% of its 4-person engineering team, citing 'brutal impact AI has had on our business'

My mother prepared for retirement, but a dementia diagnosis wiped out her savings. I had to scramble to figure out her care.

The 'Godfather of AI' warns 2026 will bring a new wave of AI job losses

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely — as long as they don't code or talk to customers

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely — as long as they don't code or talk to customers