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Why US investors are betting on European student accommodation

  1. Introducing the shadow education sector
  2. The Alpha Plus pension problem
  3. The rise of educational forgery
  4. For sale: one luxury Georgian townhouse
  5. Canada's educational exposure to China
  6. University graduates and the means of financial production
  7. A business model fit to educate royalty
  8. American education and the rise of philanthropic capital
  9. The financial plumbing of university education
  10. Bailing out the universities
  11. The temptations of student real estate
  12. The Egyptian campus that wasn't
  13. The real student politics
  14. Cambridge University’s £1bn bet on housing
  15. University accommodation deals: it's a wrap
  16. Saudi Arabia vs. Canada, the education angle
  17. When is a loss not a loss?
  18. Taking education into account
  19. On the genealogy of moral hazard
  20. Student flows with Chinese characteristics

If you build it, they will come.

By: Thomas Hale

Splashing in the WeWork waterfall

Splashing in the WeWork waterfall

More community-adjusted ebitda shenanigans.

By: Jamie Powell

Britain's first blockchain-enabled co-working space isn't blockchain-enabled

  1. Missing: $500bn of American savings
  2. Blockchain for Brexit: a wonderfully terrible idea
  3. The Bank of Hodlers [sic] (sigh)
  4. Behind the curtain at China Ding Yi Feng
  5. An answer to Mark Cuban's question
  6. Crumbs! It's CRYPTO: the movie!
  7. National Beverage Corp loses its fizz, and its mind
  8. Amazon won't spin-off Amazon Web Services
  9. Mensch! Dan McCrum is innocent, ok?
  10. Europe's $1 trillion tax gap
  11. Why online propaganda mobs are an investment red flag
  12. Davos has produced an amazing new guide on precisely how not to think about risk
  13. When the public relations industry does PR for itself
  14. Who wants to be crippled by student debt?
  15. The bitcoin price is wrong
  16. The warm fuzzy feeling of Goldman debt
  17. “Cryptoassets” are crashing again. Is it time to start calling them cryptoliabilities instead?
  18. Puff the tragic cryptowagon smokes out the Mumsnet demographic
  19. Don't write off the public sector
  20. Initiative Q: an elementary pyramid scheme with grandiose ideas [Update]
Britain's first blockchain-enabled co-working space isn't blockchain-enabled

Primalbase's token-holders are getting a great deal. But they're not getting blockchain.

By: Jemima Kelly

The WeWork Garden of Eden

  1. Missing: $500bn of American savings
  2. Blockchain for Brexit: a wonderfully terrible idea
  3. The Bank of Hodlers [sic] (sigh)
  4. Behind the curtain at China Ding Yi Feng
  5. An answer to Mark Cuban's question
  6. Crumbs! It's CRYPTO: the movie!
  7. National Beverage Corp loses its fizz, and its mind
  8. Amazon won't spin-off Amazon Web Services
  9. Mensch! Dan McCrum is innocent, ok?
  10. Europe's $1 trillion tax gap
  11. Why online propaganda mobs are an investment red flag
  12. Davos has produced an amazing new guide on precisely how not to think about risk
  13. When the public relations industry does PR for itself
  14. Who wants to be crippled by student debt?
  15. The bitcoin price is wrong
  16. The warm fuzzy feeling of Goldman debt
  17. “Cryptoassets” are crashing again. Is it time to start calling them cryptoliabilities instead?
  18. Puff the tragic cryptowagon smokes out the Mumsnet demographic
  19. Don't write off the public sector
  20. Initiative Q: an elementary pyramid scheme with grandiose ideas [Update]
The WeWork Garden of Eden

Tech isolation = no cult.

By: Jemima Kelly and Jamie Powell

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