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US-China now in a very different kind of trade war', experts warn
 China’s recent expanded export restrictions on rare-earth metals was a ‘power play’; before Trump-Xi meeting while the Trump administration ‘doesn’t quite know’ how to deal with Beijing.
Relations between the United States and China are tense, once again, with experts saying that the administration of US President Donald Trump “doesn’t quite know how to deal with China”.
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WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkHow Can Leaders Adapt to AI? In an excerpt of his book, Wharton's Michael Platt talks about three leadership skills that are critical in an increasingly automated world. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkMore than 60 killed in Uganda crash Police say at least 63 people have been killed in a highway accident in western Uganda. The crash involved multiple vehicles, including two buses, and occurred after midnight local time on the highway to the northern city of Gulu. Authorities say the collision happened when a bus driver attempted to overtake and hit a lorry head-on. Several others were injured in the crash, police say. Fatal road crashes are common in Uganda, where roads are often narrow. Police often blame such accidents on speeding drivers. WorkNorth Korea fires ballistic missiles, says Seoul It is the first time Pyongyang has fired ballistic missiles since South Korean President Lee Jae Myung took office in June this year. The latest test comes ahead of a visit by Donald Trump later this week. WorkUkrainians detained in Poland and Romania over an alleged Russian plot Authorities have detained a Ukrainian citizen in Poland and two others in Romania for allegedly working with Russian intelligence on a sabotage campaign. Polish prosecutors said Tuesday that the suspects planned to send shipments with explosives to Ukraine, aiming to intimidate populations and destabilize EU countries supporting Ukraine. Romanian officials said the two Ukrainians in their custody deposited parcels with improvised explosive devices at a courier company in Bucharest. Polish authorities have detained eight people recently for suspected sabotage across the country. Western officials have accused Russia of staging numerous attacks in Europe since the invasion of Ukraine. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkNovo Foundation ousts board in power struggle As pharma giants and President Trump push direct-to-consumer drug sales, startups are pitching employers on a new model to subsidize cash prices for branded medications such as Wegovy and Zepbound — bypassing insurance altogether. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkAmerica's housing market is cracking After more than two years of relentless price increases, the fundamentals are shifting. What’s emerging is a dramatic reversal from what came before WorkStable inflation gives chancellor space to break the doom loop No one wants to be caught on the wrong side of the very real chance of a tech market crash, or unpredictable spike in the US-China trade war, or perhaps any unexpected innovations in the appointment of the new chair of the Federal Reserve in the US. WorkUS sanctions Russian oil companies after failed Putin talks Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky has expressed a desire for the US to supply long-range US Tomahawk missiles to his forces and suggested that the threat of their introduction to the war theatre may bring Russia to the negotiating table. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkLuxury apartment development in Kings Cross pits Paul Keating against Morris Iemma The former PM said he had attempted to engage with the architects of the proposed building about the design elements of art deco style, including the importance of solids and voids and the use of liver brick. Instead, he said the developers have proposed a building with semi-circular verandas – apparently a nod to deco style – but little else. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkEuropean oncology experts roll out guidance for use of large language models in clinical care The guidance’s release — it was published last Saturday in the Annals of Oncology — coincided with the annual meeting for the European Society for Clinical Oncology in Berlin. The American Society of Clinical Oncology has issued its own set of principles for the responsible use of AI in cancer medicine, but has not released recommendations specific to large language models (LLMs). |
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