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Data and tech transformation ‘offer path to Covid recovery’

Data and technology transformation underpin the path to global recovery from the Covid-19 catastrophe.
Top ‘new normal’ trends waiting to shape the world in 2021

2020 was a year of shocks and rapid change, reshaping the way we work and the ways in which technology was used to support the new normal.
New normal heralds renaissance of the PC

The term “tablet PC” was coined in around 2000, and 10 years later we saw the first headline – “The PC Officially Died Today” – giving rise to a decade-long debate, with most tech pundits convinced that the PC would go extinct by 2020.
Five reasons to worry about faster U.S. inflation

A lot of people believe that inflation in the U.S. is dead or, if not dead, in a state of suspended animation for the foreseeable future. They could be setting themselves up for an unpleasant surprise.
As remote work goes viral, companies and countries are scrambling to keep up

The need for remote work arrived quickly when Covid-19 triggered work-from-home orders virtually overnight.

Taveesak Saengthong

Data and tech transformation ‘offer path to Covid recovery’

Thawipong Anotaisinthawee, country manager for Nutanix (Thailand)

Top ‘new normal’ trends waiting to shape the world in 2021

Sam Burd is president for Dell Technologies’ Client Solutions Group.

New normal heralds renaissance of the PC

U.S. one-hundred dollar, ten-dollar, five-dollar and one-dollar bills. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Paul Yeung.
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Five reasons to worry about faster U.S. inflation

As remote work goes viral, companies and countries are scrambling to keep up

A person wearing a protective mask passes in front of the New York Stock Exchange in New York on Nov. 9, 2020. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Michael Nagle.

You may regret staying parked in U.S. stocks

Fabio Tiviti, vice president for Asean, Infor

How resiliency forms the strongest link in the digital supply chain

Jerome Powell, chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, listens during a House Select Subcommittee hearing in Washington, on Sept. 23, 2020. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Stefani Reynolds.

Here's what a Biden victory means for the Federal Reserve

Jack Ma in 2017. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Cole Burston

Inside the chaotic unraveling of Jack Ma's $35 billion IPO

Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, during a news conference in Washington on March 3, 2020. CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Andrew Harrer.

Fed has the economy's weight on its shoulders again

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What a contested election means for the economy -- and your wallet

A rising deficit isn't the U.S. economy's worst problem

Five takeaways from the Google antitrust lawsuit

Shoppers stand in line at the Apple store at the Queens Center shopping mall in the Queens borough of New York, on Sept. 9, 2020. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Peter Foley.

Apple's new 5G iPhones may be left on the shelf

Economy's cracks deepened as Washington fumbled relief talks in recent months

How will Thailand’s new e-services tax impact your online business?

President Donald Trump watches Marine One from the Truman Balcony on Monday, Oct. 5, 2020, as he returns to the White House after receiving treatments for covid-19. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Jabin Botsford

Trump just crushed stimulus talks, endangering U.S. economy and 26 million on unemployment

China's President Xi Jinping

China announced new climate goals. But it can't quit coal just yet.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

As Trump moves closer to Pelosi in economic aid talks, House speaker must decide next move

An Xbox One controller sits on display below gaming passes at a Microsoft store in London on July 9, 2019. CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Chris J. Ratcliffe.

Microsoft's Xbox game plan has big problems

How tech options started juicing the stock market

How AI in medical imaging is leading the way to better patient care

Stocks are cheap if Fed controls the yield curve

Job gains
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Comparing the Trump vs. Obama economies

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