Indian IT Stocks Slump as Accenture Cuts Revenue Outlook
Indian IT stocks fell up to 7% after Accenture trimmed its revenue forecast, reviving worries about AI disruption and slowing sector growth.
BusinessSpaceX Stock Stumbles After Nearly $3 Trillion Rally
SpaceX stock fell 5% Wednesday after a post-IPO surge briefly pushed its market cap past Amazon. The catch: a $4.9 billion loss in 2025.
BusinessUK Inflation Holds at 2.8% Despite Iran War Energy Shock
UK inflation stayed at 2.8% in May as cheaper food offset a 25% jump in fuel prices, easing fears of rate rises before the Bank of England meets.
PoliticsLabor Softens Capital Gains Tax Reform With Carve-Outs
Albanese lifts the small business CGT exemption to $10m and shields startups and some trusts after weeks of backlash against the reforms.
BusinessThe Cheap-Money Startup Is Dead. What Replaces It Is More Interesting
An era of growth-at-all-costs ended quietly. The companies being built in its place have a different shape — and a different theory of what a business is for.
TechnologyAI Didn't Replace the Junior Analyst. It Changed What the Job Is
The fear was that the entry-level knowledge job would vanish. The reality is stranger: the tasks changed, the judgment got more valuable, and nobody updated the training.
BusinessWhat the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Taught the Economy
The Strait of Hormuz crisis exposed how fragile global oil routes really are. Five lessons from a 60-day deal that left the toll question unsettled.
WorldUS-Iran Deal Signed, But Hormuz Toll Threat Looms
Trump and Iran signed a ceasefire memorandum at Versailles, yet Tehran's plan to charge ships in the strait of Hormuz threatens to unravel it within 60 days.
Long ReadsWhat Gives an International Treaty Real Enforcement Power
Most treaties fail quietly. Here's the specific mechanics that separate toothless agreements from ones that actually change state behaviour.
CultureWhy Capital Cities Are Never Just Geography
Where a country puts its capital reveals how it imagines itself. A deep look at the political logic encoded in capital city locations.
ScienceWhy Famines Happen Even When Food Exists
Famines rarely mean a country ran out of food. They mean people lost the ability to get it. Here's how that happens, and why it matters.
Long ReadsPost-Conflict Reconstruction: Stability vs Justice
Who actually rebuilds war-torn states, and what do their choices reveal? A reported look at the stability-versus-justice trade-off in reconstruction.