Stupid voters; taxidermy; a $1tn deficit; the Remoaner psyche; and more.
This time an in-house dispute between management and engineer factions about the future of DLT development at R3.
History doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme.
Germany offers zero-coupon bond maturing in 2050. Investors lap it up.
“Tesla had engaged in widespread, systemic negligence.”
Can flying actually be good for the environment?
Ruining childhood; bank margins; asset manager capitalism; and more.
Last updated May 30.
Slipknot; big pharma; Japanese banks; Google’s culture war; Woodstock 50 and much more...
Missing: the economics of WeWork’s mature locations.
Inaugural research report cited by major British paper.
Why is some of the highest rated euro debt returning more than 1 per cent?
When microloans go wrong; what exactly is WeWork?; a new Satoshi claimant; plus much more...
Wazza and Greta
‘We note the chief executive has a history of levered real-estate transactions’
Just how reliable is the inversion of the yield curve in forecasting recession?
Who is right? Twitter or Milton Friedman?
The story of a US piano firm that got sucked into the world of finance.
WeWork; US tariffs; the arrogance of the Anthropocene; Twitter’s blinkers; Cash Uber alles in Mexico; and Prince.
The bank of the future becomes the bank of the past.
Fund managers are sour on Trump’s tariff tactics.
Fraud; austerity; YouTube; infrastructure; evangelicals; and more.
Luxury fashion meets surveillance suppression chic.
The interests of regulators and investors are aligned when it comes to how much money the banking sector makes.
Sorry, but this is too much.
Here’s the org chart to tide you over.
Proposed VAT change a tender topic for the meat-loving nation.
Remainiacs; Shardenfreude; the future of capitalism; 4chan; and more.
Tariffs are delayed, the stock market wins.
POP! goes the unicorn.
