A British chartered accountant, academic, and political economist, Richard J Murphy, argues that the global stock market is in a dangerous bubble, mostly driven by hype around Artificial Intelligence (AI). He says this bubble is based on profits that don’t yet exist, and compares it to past crashes in 1987, 2000, and 2008 — warning that this time isn’t different.

 The world of work, which used to be quite predictable, has now become a confusing digital maze. Today, even top graduates from famous universities like Harvard are now struggling to find jobs, with unemployment at record levels.

A couple of weeks ago, I came across an inspiring video by Ali Abdaal titled The Ultimate Guide to Building a Lifestyle Business. His ideas about designing a business that fits around your life — rather than your life fitting around your business — struck a deep chord with me.

Last night’s Tom Aspinall fight ended in an awkward blur — double eye pokes, a no contest, and then a draw.