PRIVATE EQUITY GROUPS HUNT FOR NEW EXIT STRATEGIES AS CASH PILES UP / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

Private equity groups hunt for new exit strategies as cash piles up Investors must get creative to get out of ‘a towering backlog’ of older ...

WHY MANUFACTURING IS IN A SLUMP, DESPITE SIGNS OF RENAISSANCE / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Why Manufacturing Is in a Slump, Despite Signs of a Renaissance Biden’s incentives drive factory construction as rates and inventories weigh...

WHAT KIND OF AUTHORITARIAN WOULD TRUMP BE? / PROJECT SYNDICATE

What Kind of Authoritarian Would Trump Be? Exploiting a state of exception is a handy script for ruling in uncertain times, since it relies ...

AMERICA´S CHILDCARE SYSTEM IS BROKEN / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

America’s childcare system is broken The end of pandemic-era childcare subsidies drives home the need for a new form of provision Rana Foroo...

CHILL IN THE HOUSING MARKET SEEPS INTO OTHER INDUSTRIES / THE NEW YORK TIMES

Chill in the Housing Market Seeps Into Other Industries The slowdown in the residential real estate market, a crucial cog in the American ec...

THE BIGGEST THREATS TO GLOBAL ECONOMIC STABILITY / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The Biggest Threats to Global Economic Stability While the sovereign-debt crisis that is currently unfolding across the developing world may...

HOW RANSOMWARE COULD CRIPPLE COUNTRIES, NOT JUST COMPANIES / THE ECONOMIST

Once more unto the data breach How ransomware could cripple countries, not just companies Experts think 2023 was a record year for digital a...

U.S. OFFICE OWNERS FACE $117BN WALL OF DEBT REPAYMENTS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

US office owners face $117bn wall of debt repayments Pain likely to be widely spread as landlords struggle to refinance at current interest ...