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Robo-apocalypse; a new Cold War; the Sackler family, and much more.
Central banks may be tightening, but collateral reuse rates are increasing, says financial plumbing expert Manmohan Singh, inadvertently easing financial conditions.
How $2.4bn went from ‘contingency fund’ to being potentially burnt through in 10 months
The outlook shifts on the Fernández-Fernández announcement.
The undercover fascist: renminbi weaponisation; the Muppet Show; cash burning companies and more...
The automotive industry may end up looking more like the past than many seem to suppose, argues a new book from transport expert David Metz.
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Tesla tips below $200 for the first time since December 2016.
Michael Heseltine, Liberal Democrat; death by derivatives; student loan forgiveness; “it's the D.B. way”; and much more.
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What the US company spent its last two sustainable bonds on.
And why the current obsession with negative-margin hypergrowth can only create zero-sum tech enterprises.
The German bank sticks its neck out on CNY/USD.
Communist-style adversity scores are now an SAT thing; Funds that pay investors to invest in them; Alexander Nix says the data doesn't work; plus much more...
Probably not.
And it makes no sense to separate it from definitions of illicit financial flows.
An exile; value investing; WeWork; the NRA; and much more.
The US steps away from a “nuclear option.”
In a fraught IPO season, one company's returns towers above all.
The battle between politics and capital markets looks set to intensify.
Uber; inflation manipulation; gotcha journalism; and much more.
The child is father of the man.
