5 questions for MIT's Neil Thompson
"We need to make sure we have good secure factories that can produce cutting-edge semiconductors."
"We need to make sure we have good secure factories that can produce cutting-edge semiconductors."
"In smaller companies, 60% will be out of business within six months of a severe cyberattack."
"It's a travesty that in the richest country in the world, and in the richest period in global history, so many workers are struggling."
"Arm’s partnerships with multinational organisations and overseas expansion to markets like the US helped it become the player it is today."
"Companies end up paying a hefty price for low people investment."
"Low and inconsistent pay wreak havoc on workers' lives, leaving no margin for emergencies or unexpected expenses."
"The Saudis clearly see sports as a way to put a friendlier face on their authoritarian regime and to cover up their human rights violations."
"History has shown us that when the distribution of information is left in the hands of a few, the result is political and economic oppression."
"Research into MIT’s entrepreneurship activity reveals that alumni have launched 30,200 active companies."
Is the resilience of the economy temporary and the hikes in the pipeline sufficient or does the Fed need even further hiking?