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Oliver Griffin

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Oliver Griffin is a policy and tech reporter at The Economy, focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence, government regulation, and macroeconomic strategy. Based in Dublin, Oliver has reported extensively on European Union policy shifts and their ripple effects across global markets. Prior to joining The Economy, he covered technology policy for an international think tank, producing research cited by major institutions, including the OECD and IMF. Oliver studied political economy at Trinity College Dublin and later completed a master’s in data journalism at Columbia University. His reporting blends field interviews with rigorous statistical analysis, offering readers a nuanced understanding of how policy decisions shape industries and everyday lives. Beyond his newsroom work, Oliver contributes op-eds on ethics in AI and has been a guest commentator on BBC World and CNBC Europe.

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Chinese Manufacturers Formalize Entry into Korean Appliance Market Expansion into Premium Segment Fuels All-Out Offensive Value-for-Money and Customization Strategies Target Consumer Demand Chinese appliance makers are moving aggressively into So

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Europe Alarmed by Security Risks and Unfair Competition from Chinese Wind Firms China Tightens Grip on Global Market with Price Competitiveness, Europe’s Share in Decline Korea’s Nakwol Offshore Project Draws Security Red Flags over Illegal Chinese Vessel Deployment

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Evolution of Southeast Asia as the ‘Factory of the World’ Supply Chains Reshaped Amid U.S.

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15% workforce reduction in the first half, following last year’s cuts Additional layoffs possible amid failure to secure foundry demand New plant projects canceled, targeting 22% downsizing by year-end Intel is pressing ahead with large-scale res

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Deposit and government bond collateralization First case following revision of the Payment Services Act Issuance target of $6.7 billion within three years The Japanese government is set to approve the issuance of yen-denominated st

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Treasury Secretary Bessent: “Fed should deliver a big cut in September” “Cuts should have happened in June or July — delayed action” “Don’t focus solely on inflation while overlooking labor market weakness” With the Federal Reserve deliberati

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Pacific Rates at Lowest in 20 Months Post-Tariff Implementation Collapse in Far East–U.S. Import Demand Shipping Lines Expand Atlantic Routes Amid Supply Chain Realignment U.S.

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Altman “GPT-5 Feels Like Conversing With a Doctoral-Level Expert” Significant Advancements Across Computation, Coding, Writing, and Medicine Record-Breaking Benchmark Scores With Reduced Token Consumption On August 7 (local t

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Top Autonomous Driving Startup Heads to Japan Domestic Regulations Ban Paid Services Number of Startups Relocating Abroad Surges Sixfold Over a Decade On the 4th, Han Ji-hyung (left), CEO of Autonomous A2Z, poses for a comme

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