Business, Economics, Markets
AI Is Not Ending Work But It Is Rewriting the Career Ladder
AI is not simply replacing jobs. It is changing how careers begin. As productivity rises and routine junior tasks become easier...
Ria Vaghela
Ria V Vaghela is an M&A Associate at RSM UK and an MSc Finance graduate from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). She has worked at Jefferies, Dial Partners, GP Bullhound and 7i Capital prior to RSM UK gaining an extensive experience in finance. She has also worked as an Editor and Content Writer for The Representative Media. Apart from finance, she is interested in reading books on philosophy, self-help and economics, likes to paint and play lawn tennis.
Markets, Opinion, Short Stories
Human bias and market imperfections
Narrative Economics has always fascinated me because markets do not move on numbers alone, they move on the stories people believe....
Markets
UK Drought 2026: Impact on the Economy and Inflation
England’s drought is hitting agriculture, food production and water supply. Here is what it could mean for business, inflation and the...
Business, Economics, Markets
The New Risk Premium: Hormuz, Heatwaves and Fragile Growth
The Strait of Hormuz, European wildfires and fragile growth are forcing markets to reassess inflation, interest rates and risk in...
Economics, Markets
Semiconductor Sell-off: Why Chip Prices Are Rising as Chip Stocks Fall
Despite record earnings from leading chipmakers, semiconductor stocks have suffered a sharp sell-off. So what's driving the disconnect? This article explores...
Markets, Technology
From AI Hype to AI Proof
The AI boom has turned semiconductor companies into some of the biggest winners in global markets. But on Friday, chip stocks...
Markets
Why Hedge Funds Have Always Watched South Korea And Why They Still Do
South Korea has always been far more than a domestic stock market. For decades, hedge funds have used it to hedge...
Business, Economics, Markets
How UK Politics Affects Business and Finance: Four Prime Ministers and a Fifth on the Way
The UK is heading for its fifth prime minister since 2020. This article explains how repeated leadership changes have affected business...
Business, Economics, Markets
Global debt is becoming harder to ignore
Global debt is no longer just a background issue for governments. With public debt near historic highs, interest payments rising and...
Economics, Markets, Opinion
Is Syria a Lost Story?
Syria is not a lost story because nothing is happening. It is a lost story because the world stopped paying attention...