America is in for a melodramatic end to the pandemic year. The US presidential election is turning nasty and may have a messy outcome, writes Victor Hill.
As part of an occasional series on AI, Victor Hill considers some new thinking on how machines might one day be made “to think”.
With nearly one million deaths worldwide from Covid-19, who will get the vaccine first? Will it work? And there is a dangerous trade-off between speed and safety, writes Victor Hill.
Gold, as an asset class, has had many detractors, particularly amongst the institutional community, but is that about to change?
The latest Dutch tulip harvest is in, and experts confidently predict another bumper year for tulip growers and tulip investors alike.
How will the government manage the colossal deficit resulting from the coronavirus pandemic? And if taxes must rise in the UK, where will they fall? Victor Hill investigates.
At a global level, the coronavirus pandemic is not only still with us but is intensifying. There are still major questions around the disease with which we are slowly learning to live, writes Victor Hill.
Remember the World Wide Web? It’s over. The global internet is fracturing along the major geopolitical fault lines, writes Victor Hill.
If you are currently picking up nickels in front of steamrollers, you may wish to start playing a different game, writes fund manager Tim Price.
Victor Hill considers why is the Johnson government finding it so difficult to articulate what Global Britain will look like, post-Brexit?
