Times of war generally benefit military contractors. “Global arms revenues rose sharply in 2024, as demand was boosted by the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, global and regional geopolitical tensions, and ever-higher military expenditure. For Read more…
ECB holds rates, revises inflation higher and growth lower, highlighting stagflation risks while resisting commitment to a tightening path. The Governing Council kept the deposit rate unchanged at 2.00%, as widely expected, but updated projections Read more…
The Governing Council today decided to keep the three key ECB interest rates unchanged. It is determined to ensure that inflation stabilises at the 2% target in the medium term. The war in the Middle Read more…
Maybe the war in the Middle East will end soon. But it’s become very costly and getting costlier by the day at home and (obviously) in the combat zone. Crude oil prices were higher in Read more…
US initial jobless claims fell -8k to 205k in the week ending March 14, below expectation of 215k. Four-week moving average of initial claims fell -750 to 211k. Continuing claims rose 10k to 1,857m in Read more…
Apple has hired thousands of people each year over the last decade or so as its businesses have continued to grow. From research and development to meeting customers at its retail stores, Apple’s employees are Read more…
February was a strong month for small businesses in spite of some pretty severe headwinds, according to the latest research from Bank of America. Despite increased cost pressures from inflation, economic uncertainty, and the prospect Read more…
Daniel Coulbourne walks through building an MCP server with the official laravel/mcp package. He built one for his blog in about 20 minutes, then used it to write and publish the post you’re reading. Read Read more…
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Bank of England left Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75%, but the unanimous vote came as a clear surprise. Markets had expected a 6–3 or 7–2 split, with several known doves continuing to push for rate Read more…