Thinking Aloud
As investing becomes more accessible, should financial education evolve?
Young adults have no shortage of content on the topic online, but often lack the confidence to navigate it
In the EV race, Japan’s most dangerous rival could be closer to home than China
Chinese carmakers may have pulled ahead in tech and value, but something else is holding the Japanese back
Economic Strategy Review makes a case not just for staying the course, but also knowing when to quit
Under certain proposals, companies need to know when to wind up, and some workers may need to accept lower pay
How advisers can play a trusted role in families’ ‘great wealth transfer’
They must take on a stewardship role, just as families must themselves serve as stewards of their assets and legacy
Don’t expect any Gulf oil breakthroughs from Trump-Xi meeting
Strait of Hormuz will certainly be on the summit agenda, but China is not facing energy desperation as some argue
The 10-minute AI lobotomy is here
Are productivity gains worth the cost of a mindless workforce?
Kevin Warsh’s Fed: Reform agenda or reputational risk?
His early actions would show if he is a disciplined reformer or a politically convenient appointment
To complement the SGX-Nasdaq listings bridge, should market making be compulsory?
The Singapore Exchange could consider launching a consultation paper on this
Anthropic risks shooting itself in the foot with Mythos
The AI firm might have bitten off more code than it can chew
Sias’ questions to listed companies are a valuable resource for all investors
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