Key week for Russia-Ukraine peace talks
Artificial intelligence is threatening starting consultancy salaries, and the push to end Russia’s years-long invasion of Ukraine continues this week. Plus, Revolut did not tell UK regulators its CEO was listed as UAE resident. And, voice trading is making a comeback on one part of Wall Street.
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Top consultancies freeze starting salaries as AI threatens ‘pyramid’ model
Zelenskyy aides meet Trump team in Florida for talks on peace plan
UK officials sought assurances from Revolut over CEO Storonsky’s surprise move
Voice trading makes a comeback in $30tn Treasury market
Who Killed Europe’s single market dream?
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