John Edwards

1 week ago | lowyinstitute.org | John Edwards

What is next in the US trade conflict with the rest of the world? At 25%, US tariffs on most auto imports will see US car prices rising unless those tariffs, too, are paused. Otherwise, with the suspension of “reciprocal” tariff increases on other countries, the dispute has essentially mutated to one between China and the United States.

Oct 15, 2024 | messengernewspapers.co.uk | John Edwards

Phil Parkinson admitted it was the most disappointed he had ever felt at the end of an Altrincham defeat after the Robins crashed out of the Emirates FA Cup in agonising fashion at Solihull Moors on Tuesday night. Alty bounced back from conceding early on and were leading their fourth round qualifying replay 2-1 after 90 minutes, only to be pegged back in added time and ultimately eliminated on penalties, following a goalless half-hour of extra time.

Sep 11, 2024 | messengernewspapers.co.uk | John Edwards

Phil Parkinson insisted there were no confidence issues in the Altrincham camp after they suffered a second heartbreaking stoppage-time defeat of the season at Barnet on Tuesday night. After being undone by an added-time goal at Forest Green Rovers a fortnight earlier, the Robins again saw a point slip away at the death as Barnet sealed a 2-1 win with a last-gasp header from a long throw into the area.

Dec 19, 2023 | networkcomputing.com | John Edwards

The grim reaper's sharp scythe makes no exceptions, including network components. Your task, as a manager, is to beat the reaper before it can do its job, condemning an essential network or network service to purgatory when it reaches the end of its lifespan. Network technology, like everything else, has a lifespan, says Lisa Guess, senior vice president of global engineering sales at wireless edge networking equipment provider Cradlepoint, in an email interview.

Dec 13, 2023 | lowyinstitute.org | John Edwards

For more than two years the global economic debate has been all about increasing prices, increasing interest rates, and the likelihood of recession and rising unemployment. Ending 2023, that long debate is over. Underlying inflation peaked more than a year ago in both Australia and the United States. It has been trending down since. If the trend continues, and there is good reason to expect it will, current inflation numbers will be moving within central bank target bands by the second half of 2024.