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  1. RESEARCH · 36氪 (36Kr) 中文(ZH) · · [2 sources]

    The first outgoing line of the receiving end supporting project of Gansu-Zhejiang UHV transmission is completed.

    Barclays Bank predicts that Asian foreign exchange reserves could decrease by $670 billion if the US dollar strengthens to its September 2022 peak and oil prices continue to rise. This financial outlook was reported alongside news of BAI Capital completing the first close of its new $800 million USD fund at $600 million. AI

    IMPACT Potential shifts in Asian foreign exchange reserves could impact global investment flows into technology and AI sectors.

  2. COMMENTARY · Fortune English(EN) ·

    DEI experts say the acronym may be radioactive, but the underlying business case is stronger than ever

    Experts at the Fortune Workplace Innovation Summit argue that despite a recent pullback in corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, the underlying business case for these programs remains strong. They contend that the acronym has become politically charged, but the core principles of DEI are essential for business value and innovation. While the number of chief diversity officers hired has decreased, companies that maintain their commitment to DEI are expected to gain a competitive advantage. AI

    DEI experts say the acronym may be radioactive, but the underlying business case is stronger than ever
  3. COMMENTARY · Mastodon — mastodon.social English(EN) · · [2 sources]

    StanChart CEO apologizes over ‘lower-value human capital’ comment CEOs from JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and Barclays added their takes to polarizing remarks by StanCha

    Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters has apologized for referring to some employees as "lower-value human capital" while explaining the bank's increasing adoption of AI. This comment, made in the context of the bank's decision to cut 15% of its back-office staff, has drawn reactions from leaders at JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, and Barclays. The situation highlights a broader trend of AI-driven automation impacting routine functions within the financial sector, altering cost structures and productivity. AI

    IMPACT AI adoption in finance is leading to workforce restructuring and controversial employee classifications.