Tensions between the EU and the Trump administration have highlighted the risks of the EU’s technological dependence on the United States. Chloe Teevan and Gautam Kamath explore whether India could serve as an inspiration for and partner in Europe’s pursuit of tech sovereignty. Growing transatlantic tensions mean the EU is now grappling with the question … Read more
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Chinese economy myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. China is considering including services in a multibillion-dollar subsidy programme to stimulate consumption, according to officials and academics, as the world’s second-largest economy struggles to boost chronically weak domestic demand. The programme, which would seek … Read more
Managing leads, client follow-ups, and policy renewals can be overwhelming for insurance agents. Without an efficient system, staying organized and maintaining client relationships becomes a challenge. That’s where Agency Height’s built-in CRM comes in—a solution designed specifically for insurance professionals to streamline operations and drive growth. Why CRM Matters for Insurance Agents A Customer Relationship … Read more
China and the EU have both sought to take a leading role in efforts to fight climate change. Unai Gómez-Hernández asks whether they might now engage in closer climate cooperation as a result of Donald Trump’s presidency. Back in 2017, the United Nations General Assembly included for the first time the phrase “community of shared … Read more
The Bank of England has caught many by surprise by trimming its base rate by 0.25%, bringing it down to 4.5%. This change came after a 7–2 vote by the Monetary Policy Committee, with two members leaning towards an even deeper 0.5% cut. Although the Bank of England strategy to control inflation through higher interest … Read more