Institutional investors are all-in on private equity, but is it the good deal many believe it is?
The company’s new click and collect offering speaks to wider structural issues in the industry.
Repo; Yes Men; Limewire; expensive bonds; Donald Trump Jr and much more...
Redbridge Council issues bond at negative real yields to fund purchases of housing stock.
It has now reached a “critical point”, according to the price commissioner.
Nike claims it will sell more shirts, but ultimately that will depend on what happens on the pitch.
Benoît Cœuré to head coordinated central bank response to innovation challenge from the private sector.
UK elections; megacities; Peloton; more gears; and more.
DJ D-Sol knows a thing or two about profitability.
From a website with the tagline: “understanding money”.
Live markets commentary from FT.com
Toby Nangle and Neville Hill propose a shift from procyclical to counter-cyclical fiscal rules.
India’s monetary experiment; Copernicus; Ali Smith; and more.
German minister softens opposition to eurozone-wide deposit insurance, but Italy will worry about impact on banks and its own books
SoftBank’s ‘Aim to achieve Turnaround’ is pretty impressive/insane.
Companies like H&M don’t need to invest in “sustainable” start-ups. They need to stop selling cheap, throwaway clothes.
WeWork; the banking union; deep sleep; advising on faith; and more.
Noncompete agreements also common among those with little education.
Fitch points out an intriguing development in the market.
Where does the EM discount come from?
The Salt Lake Tribune’s new status as a public charity is significant, but it’s no panacea for the struggling local paper and new challenges will come with it.
Bon Appetit’s cinematic universe; liberalism according to the Economist; undemocratic philanthropy; bridges to nowhere; and more.
George Akerlof on how Keynesians neglected markets to win one of the crucial ideological battles of the mid-20th century.
Apple edges into public policy.
Farming; failed transactions; climate change; a strike; and much more.
Who is behind some of the dodgiest pie charts we have seen in a long while?
