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Brett Hurll

Brett Hurll

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Editor-in-Chief, Global Financial Market Review

London

Biography

I work in Media and AI, commenting on how businesses are performing and impacting the wider economy.

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Finance , Business , Fintech , Ai

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Content

Total articles 464

  • When Machines Sack Humans: The Ethics Of AI Terminations

    By Brett Hurll| Global Financial Market Review@ Thursday April 17, 2025. In warehouses, delivery services, and low-wage retail jobs across the UK, an unsettling trend is taking root: workers are being dismissed not by managers, but by machines. From missing performance targets to unexplained data anomalies, the reasons behind these terminations are often buried within algorithmic decision systems that operate without human oversight.

    By Brett Hurll · Global Financial Market Review

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Tokyo Walks Away: What Japan's Exit Signals For Global Trade Realignment

    By Brett Hurll| Global Financial Market Review@ Japan’s high-stakes trade delegation to Washington concluded with no deal, no joint statement, and no timeline for further talks—just quiet departure. Despite direct intervention by President Trump, Tokyo’s negotiating team opted to disengage, sending a deliberate message not just to the White House, but to the world. As the first major bilateral negotiation of Trump’s second term, the outcome is already being closely examined by other governments preparing for similar talks.

    By Brett Hurll · Global Financial Market Review

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • TotalEnergies Holds Its Course: Clean Energy Ambitions Endure In The Midst Of Industry Retreat

    By Brett Hurll| Global Financial Market Review@ French oil major maintains dual-track strategy as BP and Shell scale back on climate goalsAs energy giants across Europe reassess their green commitments in the face of volatile markets and investor pressure, TotalEnergies is standing apart. The French oil and gas group is refusing to follow its peers in scaling back climate pledges, maintaining a commitment to grow both its fossil fuel business and its investments in renewables.

    By Brett Hurll · Global Financial Market Review

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Global Financial Market Review