The Jane Street case is a strong wake-up call for ordinary investors about the hidden risks in Futures and Options (F&O), or ...

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The strategic rivalry between the US and China has intensified in recent years, especially after Mr Trump. Competition spans from trade and technology to security and ideology.

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As the chair of the International Campaign for Tibet, Richard Gere is the best-known supporter of the Dalai Lama and his ...

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And, intriguingly, while people with little education are often zero-sum thinkers, people with PhDs may be more zero-sum than anyone, which speaks volumes about the scramble for scarce scholarships ...

Chinese foreign minister says organisation will transcend ‘you-lose-I-win’ zero-sum mindsets and improve representation of Global South.

A zero-sum thinker will argue that trade only brings benefits at the cost of domestic producers and workers displaced by cheaper imports.

New power allocation schemes taking both sum-rate and fairness into account for MIMO downlink communications employing successive zero-forcing dirty paper coding are presented in this letter.

The zero-sum thinker frames the world in terms of winning and losing, us and them. If one person is to get richer, someone else must get poorer.