Global leaders at the Munich Security Conference have declared the death of the post-1945 order, aligning with Ray Dalio's warning of a volatile "Stage Six." As the world shifts to raw power dynamics, Dalio identifies active trade, tech, and capital wars.
Rapid AI advancements and labor market instability are creating a critical economic inflection point. With tech hiring pauses and a projected wave of "exit liquidity" IPOs, analysts warn we face a structural shift comparable to the agricultural mechanization of the 1930s.
Foreign demand for U.S. Treasuries is evaporating, triggering a massive shift from dollars to gold. As the U.S. exports gold at record rates and traditional buyers like China retreat, the EU remains the last major lender, potentially using its $10 trillion holdings as strategic leverage.
Revised U.S. labor statistics suggest the AI economic impact has arrived. With productivity growth hitting 2.7%, Stanford economist Eric Brynjolfsson argues the nation is entering a major boom, shifting from experimental investment to a "harvest phase" of measurable efficiency.
Tim Wu argues we have entered the "Age of Extraction." Learn how Big Tech pivoted from creating value to harvesting user attention like livestock, transforming the digital utopia into a prison—and discover the path to fixing the internet economy.
Proposals to tax unrealized gains pose significant risks to long-term investing and market stability. Downtown Josh Brown and Ben Carlson break down this economic threat, analyze the rotation from Big Tech to heavy industry, and explore how Apple is poised to dominate consumer AI.
Global financial markets brace for a volatility spike as today's CPI data release looms. Analysts warn this catalyst could trigger a violent downward move for Bitcoin and equities. With bearish divergence signaling weakness, find out why a "sea of red" may be imminent.
Geopolitics and macroeconomics are fusing. Ray Zucaro joins us to break down the cost of political ambition: from Japan’s aggressive remilitarization and debt dilemma to the politicization of the Federal Reserve and the humanitarian risks of a renewed blockade on Cuba.
From the Berlin Wall to the pandemic, the Age of Neoliberalism defined a generation with unprecedented global uniformity. Yet, it was built on deep contradictions. We examine how this fusion of economic theory and social control crumbled against the return of history.
FT's Martin Wolf dissects the forces shaping our economic future toward 2026. From the transformative power of AI and the costs of populism to the fragility of UK debt, Wolf provides a roadmap for navigating an era where global stability can no longer be taken for granted.
Global markets are bracing for significant volatility as the long-standing Yen carry trade unwinds. Driven by shifts in BOJ policy expectations and political developments in Japan, hedge funds are reversing positions, sparking concerns of a widespread sell-off in risk assets, especially U.S. eq
Young Indigenous leaders gathered at the CNAY 2026 Champions for Change panel to dismantle boundaries between tradition and innovation. These leaders demonstrated that the future of civic engagement is about holding space for community, ancestry, and future generations.
As the global political elite transition from Davos to the Munich Security Conference, the mood has shifted. Munich represents the "kinetic" counterpart where military agendas are solidified. This year, the summit promises to be a theater of crisis management amidst geopolitical fatigue.
Deep analysis reveals significant structural weakness in the U.S. labor market. With raw data showing job losses and the NASDAQ failing key technical levels, the economy is flashing the same signals that preceded the 2000 and 2008 crashes.
As software giants face drawdowns and AI tests their moats, investors wonder: is it time to buy? Discover how the rise of LLMs and a shift toward "Halo" stocks are reshaping the market landscape for Salesforce, Adobe, and beyond.
Once dismissed by Washington, Ron Paul has been vindicated. From the dollar’s collapse to disastrous regime-change wars and $34 trillion in debt, his warnings were precise forecasts. Today, the nation faces the reality he predicted while the establishment looked away.
