The IPO wave will enshrine the AI gods’ control over the future
Looming offerings by SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are potentially perilous experiments in corporate governance, writes Gill Whitehead
The Economist
SAF is new flashpoint between EU and airlines
Catherine Galano and Stefan Rohm from Frontier Economics, one of Europe’s largest economic consultancies, explore what it will take to bridge that gap, and why the next phase of the transition will depend as much on investment conditions as on policy ambition.
International Finance Magazine
‘Reform university curricula’ call as technician shortages loom
Closer links between universities and industry would help to fix 120,000 shortfall in required technical staff by 2035, says study.
Times Higher Education
UK faces 120,000 tech skills shortfall by 2035, report warns
he UK digital and technologies sector could face a shortfall of up to 120,000 technical professionals by 2035, according to new analysis by Frontier Economics.
The biggest gaps are expected in artificial intelligence, cyber security and semiconductors. Across these three areas, the cumulative shortfall could reach up to 79,000 technical professionals by 2035.
IT Brief
Europe’s eur 250 billion blind spot: the female entrepreneur gap
Sarah Snelson from Frontier Economics, one of Europe’s largest economic consultancies, shares with us the findings of their recent study on the potential of female entrepreneurship.
EESC
