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The dot.com bust anniversary approaches and fears of an AI bubble are brewing

  • The dot.com bubble peaked on 10 March 2000, as internet companies saw spectacular gains before dramatic falls.
  • 25 years on there are fears another bubble has emerged amid AI enthusiasm.
  • It comes as tech stocks like Nvidia, Tesla and Palantir are hit by investor nervousness.
  • Amazon’s trajectory shows how market survivors can go on to reap unforeseen rewards.

Susannah Streeter, head of money and markets, Hargreaves Lansdown:

Susannah Streeter

‘’In the dot.com universe hundreds of stars were...

https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2025/03/06/the-dot-com-bust-anniversary-approaches-and-fears-of-an-ai-bubble-are-brewing/

Death of Diplomacy – part 2

by John Faraclas

This is the ideal moment to refer again to the Death of Diplomacy following our first comment which coincided with the US elections last November.

Situation on Planet Ocean and in particular the messy Ukrainian and Middle Eastern wars are not yet over and we are going to witness incalculable repercussions affecting us all and many more conflicts which are about to surface.

In certain quarters, diplomacy (so-called) is being replaced by overt bullying, insults and role-play (aimed...

https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2025/03/03/death-of-diplomacy-part-2/

The Battle for Science: Why Open Source Academic Publishing is a Firewall Against Misinformation

 Dr Oliver Wing

London, UK 7th February, 2025: If you are reporting about climate risk analysis, misinformation and access to scientific research, please consider using the below commentary from Oliver Wing, Editor in Chief of the Journal of Catastrophe Risk and Resilience:

“Climate denial. Data distortion. Politically motivated disinformation. In a world where bad actors manipulate facts for profit and power, controlling access to knowledge is a dangerous game. When research on disasters,...

https://allaboutshipping.co.uk/2025/02/07/the-battle-for-science-why-open-source-academic-publishing-is-a-firewall-against-misinformation/

Navigating geopolitical instability: intelligence-led risk management for the maritime industry 

Ben Gwilliam, head of intelligence at Roke Intelligence, explains how real-time intelligence creates advantages in maritime risk management.

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https://www.ship-technology.com/comment/navigating-geopolitical-instability-intelligence-led-risk-management-for-the-maritime-industry/

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