And a thought about Starbucks.
One chart crime to rule them all.
Merv loses his nerve.
Live markets commentary from FT.com
Tesla’s disappearing miles; the dreamings of Dominic Cummings; Chinese movie censorship; plus much, much more...
Monetary policymakers need to spell out why they don’t pay more attention to asset prices, such as housing.
The origins of Men in Black.
And why stablecoins are less than revolutionary on many fronts.
For those who are fierce, fearless and, um, freedom.
Historical hacks; Chinese gulags; UK schools; Extinction Rebellion: Preston; and more.
Lock it up.
And inadvertently promotes the exact opposite of instant frictionless settlement in consumer culture. Hero or villain?
The legislative and regulatory proposals are adding up.
IMF paper highlights that, if anything, non-US banks have become more exposed to higher funding costs
Trump’s taxes; baseball; Uber protests; and much more.
And is not actually, in any meaningful way, blockchain-based.
Pension fund exposure to alternative assets hits a record high.
Public squalor; Amazon elections; a new Fox News; China’s tantrums; and more.
“Why did the fiancial [sic] times let her write for them? She seems hopeless with money”.
Wirecard analysis is defamatory and wrong
Xtract Research weigh in on just how much debt We can absorb.
Follow along with Dan on a tour of the files which point to suspected fraud at a Dax 30 fintech.
Iran’s ghost towers; Dad rock; Asia’s El Chapo; long Lego and much more...
“Attempts to discredit Holmes for not being a doctor, and for not having completed her studies at Stanford, are the stuff of very small minds.”
RBC on which companies might bear the brunt of a fracking ban.
Central bankers’ theories have in practice fallen short. That has left them vulnerable to attacks.
