And as we all know, a CEO wouldn’t lie…
And why markets don’t work for hedonic substances.
“TfL has today informed Uber that it will not be issued with a private hire operator licence.”
Live markets commentary from FT.com
Last minute drinks — next Wednesday in London
The Fed and secular stagnation; Insight into Universal Basic Income; The science in Sherlock Holmes; plus more…
Saga takes a dip. FT Opening Quote is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Drew Nelson has wound up his facility with EFH…
Deliveroo’s 2016 company accounts provide an insight into the potential non-viability of service-oriented technology apps.
The latest batch of forecasts shows the Fed deliberately tightening policy to cause growth to slow and unemployment to rise.
Satoshi’s colleague laments over ICOs; Ideas are getting more expensive; Drones hurt when they fall on your head; Plus much more…
Full statement with comments from the FT
Chronicling the start of the balance sheet unwind…
Fake cryptocurrencies; Qatari pressures; Why self-driving cars won’t be a mass phenomenon until the India issue has been resolved; Plus much, much, more….
Kingfisher’s transformation is not so fluent. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by Matthew Vincent, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
In this guest post, Victor Xing of Kekselias looks at how central banks are dealing with the distributional effects of their policies.
You’d think economies freed from “golden fetters” would have less economic volatility and lower risk of catastrope. And yet…
Against the tyranny of corporate earnings, EBITDA and other quarterly financial valuation metrics.
The $600m raise by Social Capital Hedosophia Holdings suggests we need more deterrents to going public
Ocado grows as it waits for more deals. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by Matthew Vincent, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Elsewhere on Tuesday, — The stresses and strains of building an iconic legacy business.
The closer you look at USC, the more you realise it doesn’t cut costs as much as transfers them back to the public sector.
What is the real incentive for a central bank to issue an anonymous digital currency?
Petra’s debt takes sparkle off record production. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by Matthew Vincent, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.
Trading precious bodily fluids; Jobs as prisons for ourselves; Sofi the Theranos of fintech; plus much more…
