Inflation in the US is at its highest in 30 years. US consumer prices have been ticking up as the economy bursts back from a pandemic plunge. But a little fluctuation doesn’t necessarily mean prices are about to spiral out of control. In recent years, inflation has remained at low levels even when the economy was doing well and unemployment was falling.
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米国で人手不足が叫ばれるようになってから数カ月が経ち、多くの事業者が時短営業やサービスの制限、さらには閉店を余儀なくされるなど、労働者の不足による影響を受け始めています。
2015年のパリ協定は、ある種のトレードオフの上に成り立っています──世界の国々が提出している二酸化炭素（CO2）排出量の削減計画が達成できるかどうかは、環境問題を引き起こした最大の責任を負うべき富裕国が、いまそれによる被害を受けている貧しい隣国のために資金を提供するかどうかにかかっているのです。
If you’re concerned about sustainability and wellness, chances are you’re a consumer of oat milk, the latest star in the alternative milk scene. But does oat milk have appeal around the world? And who will lose out as big dairy muscles into the alt milk space?
Facebookが新社名「メタ」（Meta）を発表して間もないなか、すでに嘲笑と、メタバースへの強烈な皮肉の声が向けられています。
The world’s strongest censorship machine hasn’t been able to stop China’s highest profile #MeToo allegation yet—aimed at the top level of the Communist Party—from being discussed both inside and outside the country’s great firewall.
Bigger seat, more legroom, even silk pajamas: Flying business class comes with major perks for travelers. It’s also crucial to the entire airline business model. But given the seats’ outsized carbon footprint, how ethical is it to keep flying business class?
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The UN will bring together 120 national leaders at the COP26 climate summit, held in Glasgow from Oct. 31 to Nov. 12, to find ways to limit global warming. It comes at a pivotal moment for the planet as countries and companies hope to hit the gas on the transition to a fossil-fuel-free economy.
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The beat-heavy, electronic music from Nigeria has been gaining a global fan base and is a point of pride across Africa. It’s also finally helping local artists make real money. But is Afrobeats establishing a path to global domination that other genres can follow, or is an entire continent being reduced to one country’s signature sound?
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Those internet security tests that ask you to retype blurry numbers or pick out photos of traffic lights have an important job: They stop robots from gumming up the internet. But by using them everywhere, we’re training computers to see the world like we do, and they’re getting really good at it. What happens as it gets harder to prove our humanity online?
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The global economy needs true randomness to encrypt messages and make sure elections are honest. But not all randomness is random enough, and humans and computers alike are really bad at generating it. So we turn to natural sources like seismic waves, radioactive decay, and lava lamps (yes, lava lamps) to generate it for us.
It’s anonymous, it’s stable, and it’s accepted pretty much everywhere. And despite the rise of mobile payments and the ubiquity of credit cards, it’s still moving everything around us; more cash is in circulation than ever. We talk about the pros and cons of cash in a world increasingly dominated by mobile payments, and try to figure out if cash is here to stay.
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The latest episode of our Make Business Better livestream
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The latest episode of our Make Business Better livestream
The latest episode of our Make Business Better livestream
The latest episode of our Make Business Better livestream
