Anthony Bondain

The Week's Best Reads: Generational Clashes and Many "whys"

It's been a week defined by profound disruptions: the question of whether we are reliving the 1930s or the 1950s haunts the columns of Foreign Policy, while AI continues to upend everything - employment, the courts, the human body, and even the creation of its own successors. The recurring theme: the European decoupling, analyzed from every angle, from mismeasured productivity to Baby Boomers accused of mortgaging the continent's future.

June 05, 2026 at 04:41 am EDT

The Best Reads of the Week: From Data Centers to Battlefields

This week, artificial intelligence is everywhere (as usual, including in this lead!): it is unsettling central bankers, redefining warfare, threatening office space in Phoenix and finally it's driving up water and electricity bills for data centers just about everywhere. While the machines advance, geopolitical balances are being reshaped.

May 29, 2026 at 03:27 am EDT

The Week's Best Reads: Vibe Coding, the World's Worst Job… and Limitless Betting

A week of deep questioning. Is being Prime Minister the world's worst job? Should everything be subject to a forecast? Did Generation Z already exist two centuries ago? And should AI be allowed to compete for literary prizes?

May 22, 2026 at 09:34 am EDT

The Week's Best Reads: As ever, AI, and a Blinking Donald Trump

Hormuz remains the epicenter of the geopolitical world, while AI dominates the economic landscape. For a brief escape, we explore space conquest, cats, Sweden and football.

May 15, 2026 at 04:16 am EDT

Our Favorite Articles of the Week: AI is breaking everything, even hyperscaler accounting

This week in the MarketScreener press review: the courage of The Atlantic, what AI can do (almost everything?) and what it cannot (cerulean blue?).

May 08, 2026 at 11:31 am EDT

The Week's Best Reads: Plenty of AI, a Hint of Oil and a Healthy Dose of Narcissism

Will artificial intelligence and narcissism rule the world? Or perhaps they already do? Some of articles in our weekly press review delve into the subject. We also feature striking photography, compelling narratives and global news updates.

April 24, 2026 at 06:22 am EDT

The Week's Best Reads: Mythomaniacs, Mythophiles and Mythologies

Does Anthropic's new AI pose a threat to the world, and if so, how should this headlong rush be managed? Throw in Ralph Lauren, Macintoshes, geopolitics, and a few existential questions, and you have our press review of the week.

April 17, 2026 at 08:47 am EDT

The Week's Best Reads: The Mythos Threat and Why Drones Aren't for Kids

AI is like Captain Haddock's sticking plaster: we try to shake it off in our press review, but it just won't budge. This week, we are (once again) reading about Hormuz, but also about IPOs and the energy market. We also explore why children no longer have drones, why Elon Musk is Elon Musk, and why emotion is taking up so much space in the world.

April 10, 2026 at 03:21 am EDT

The Week's Best Reads: Sex, a Bear Cub, a (Real) Ponzi and Tax Shelters

This week's press review focuses heavily on geopolitics in general and Iran in particular. Meanwhile, the tech sector remains under scrutiny, pondering which AI will ultimately prevail. We also broaden our horizons with history, youth sociology and finally, the art of the perfect Guinness.

March 20, 2026 at 05:35 am EDT

CAC 40 composition to remain unchanged in March

Euronext's Scientific Steering Committee has delivered its late-winter verdict: the flagship index of the Paris market will remain unchanged until its next meeting.

March 12, 2026 at 02:06 pm EDT

The Week's Best Reads: Luxury, AI, Karl Marx and Super Narratives

Giorgio Armani has thrown luxury into disarray and the stock market loves stories - especially apocalyptic ones.

February 27, 2026 at 06:10 am EST

The "fear trade" in AI makes a comeback

The most popular trading game on Wall Street at present is to imagine how a given sector might be wiped out by innovations built on artificial intelligence. No profession appears immune. Traders have no doubt asked AI itself. The result is a fair amount of damage, delivered in waves. Thursday's session sent technology stocks back to the canvas, keeping markets occupied ahead of the release of US inflation data for January.

February 13, 2026 at 02:10 am EST

The Week's Best Articles: Davos, AI, Davos, AI, Davos, AI, Davos…

"If you weren't in Davos this week, you've missed your life." So I've missed my life. But from afar I saw a (French) president in sunglasses, an (American) president in overdrive, a (Canadian) prime minister with a gift for punchline, and a (NATO) secretary general who must have good information to share. Elsewhere, AI is still trying to devour everything.

January 23, 2026 at 04:15 am EST

The Week's Best Reads: American copper, Chinese rap and strategic chaos

The year 2026 has started a little too fast for some. This week's press review leans into geopolitics, via pieces on Greenland, sovereignty, Iran and Venezuela. There are also interesting reads on rich France and poor France - and on a France that's spinning its wheels. All rounded out with the inevitable tech topics.

January 16, 2026 at 03:13 am EST

The Week's Best Reads: billionaires have too many kids, while Trump is missing data

This week's press review hunts for China's missing men, economists who can pin down the impact of tariffs and predictions for 2026. Donald Trump is the Personality of the week.

December 19, 2025 at 05:26 am EST

The Best Articles of the Week: AI in Time, AI in the FT, AI in Noéma, AI in the NYT, AI in Aeon…

In our weekly press review: Europe's decline according to Trump, Burberry's comeback, and private equity's takeover of residential real estate. Also on the menu: the suffering of machines and the surge in RAM prices. Finally, AI remains omnipresent, with Jensen Huang as the FT's Person of the Year and the architects of AI as Time's Persons of the Year.

December 12, 2025 at 03:57 am EST

The Best Articles of the Week: Where we cross paths with Donald Trump, Taylor Swift and a teddy bear

This week in the MarketScreener press roundup, Taylor Swift sells Cartier to Gen Z, while Trump hoards gifts from the Gulf and pardons scammers. We learn that New York offices dream of cosy studios, and that the Germans have logistics plans for rearmament.

December 05, 2025 at 04:22 am EST

The Best Articles of the Week: the art of bluff, al dente pasta and crypto barons on steroids

In this week's press review, the line between reality and fiction gets blurred, whether it's investment turning into a video game, a secret plan in case of a world war, or the scientific cooking of spaghetti. Artificial intelligence seems to be everywhere and nowhere at once: omnipotent, timeless, monopolistic, linguistically shaky, and perhaps even trained on your emails.

November 28, 2025 at 05:30 am EST

The Best Articles of the Week: crazy tomatoes, pasta riffs and phantom recessions

This week's press review covers Africa, a video game that is anything but a game and crazy tomatoes. It features Donald Trump, Alex Karp and Bob Dylan.

November 14, 2025 at 04:38 am EST

The Best Articles of the Week: Left Bank New York, woke stickers and the end of the world

In this week's press review, the algorithmic apocalypse, geopolitical revolutions, and millennial mysteries are greeted with the serenity of a Finn under three meters of snow. We also discuss education, robots, daylight saving time, Pascaline, Camus, and an election that is not good for the Republicans.

November 07, 2025 at 04:29 am EST

The Best Articles of the Week: One Piece flag, orcas and broken AI

MarketScreener's weekly press review discusses synthetic diamonds, 3D-printed guns, orcas, and Russian oil. This week, we navigate between a Trump who is demolishing everything (literally and figuratively), a Silicon Valley nostalgic for the 1990s, AI on the brink of collapse despite billions of dollars, and a world where the scam economy finally seems to be meeting its nemesis.

October 31, 2025 at 04:44 am EDT