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Economists’ ignorance gap looks pretty huge

The most intriguing and indisputable thing we have learned about economists in recent decades is that they don’t know nearly as much as they thought they knew. We see evidence of this all the time. Just recently, the Bureau of Labour Statistics reported that the economy had created 263,000 payroll jobs in April. This was almost 40% more than the ...

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Thomas Cook should book a solution

Thomas Cook Plc is on a trip it would rather forget. The company is battling a crisis of investor confidence. A rough 2018 for bookings hammered the share price and leverage has soared. At the latest seasonal peak, net debt of 1.6 billion pounds dwarfed its market capitalisation of 330 million pounds. Sentiment worsened after reports on May 2 that ...

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Power plants cannot escape the eyes in sky

The technology nonprofit WattTime announced that, thanks to a $1.7 million grant from Google.org, it will use satellite technology to measure air pollution from every large power plant in the world. This effort, which will combine data “from a variety of sensors operating at different wavelengths,” will also use artificial intelligence to analyse and calculate carbon emissions, according to David ...

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