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Chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said strength in the tech group’s core advertising business would allow it to continue spending heavily on artificial intelligence next year and beyond. https://on.ft.com/4fuSAja
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The Fed’s next meeting is in September, at which it is expected to lower its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point from its current 5.25-5.5% https://on.ft.com/3WIvmij
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In 2023 companies were betting that the “irresistible superiority” of their brands would keep customers paying higher prices. This year they're not so cocky. Register with FT Edit to read for free.
Brand loyalty ain’t what it used to be
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Microsoft has estimated that about 8.5mn Windows devices were hit by the botched update from CrowdStrike earlier in July, which stranded airline passengers, interrupted hospital appointments and took broadcasters off air around the world. https://on.ft.com/3SslAyc
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The rebound came after comments from Microsoft executives indicated the company would continue to invest heavily in the technical infrastructure underpinning artificial intelligence: https://on.ft.com/3zZEWUY
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Opinion by Martin Wolf: A potential re-election of Donald Trump will have global implications. The damage done to the credibility of democracy is already noteworthy: confidence has been eroded, not just in US democracy, but in democracy itself. https://on.ft.com/46v0qWb
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Pay for America’s top executives is increasing quickly, widening the gap between bosses and workers. Why is this happening? We explain https://on.ft.com/4dp3lSa
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