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Tuesday, 20th November 2018

Live markets commentary from FT.com

By: Bryce Elder

A new normal at Alphabet? [Update]

A new normal at Alphabet? [Update]

Accountancy treatment of EU fines marks a new era in big tech.

By: Jamie Powell

Are financial and cyber crises alike?

Are financial and cyber crises alike?

The sets of risks involved are more similar than one might imagine, argue Paolo Ciocca and Claudia Biancotti

By: Guest post

Tech is not a bubble

Tech is not a bubble

This time is different, says Goldman.

By: Jamie Powell

Markets Live

Monday, 4th June, 2018

Live markets commentary from FT.com

By: Bryce Elder

Immutable ledgers meet European data protection

  1. When the public relations industry does PR for itself
  2. Who wants to be crippled by student debt?
  3. The bitcoin price is wrong
  4. The warm fuzzy feeling of Goldman debt
  5. “Cryptoassets” are crashing again. Is it time to start calling them cryptoliabilities instead?
  6. Puff the tragic cryptowagon smokes out the Mumsnet demographic
  7. Don't write off the public sector
  8. Initiative Q: an elementary pyramid scheme with grandiose ideas [Update]
  9. Moral investments aren't outperforming
  10. No one is killing it in crypto (not even Woz)
  11. Too smooth: the red flag at Patisserie Valerie which was missed
  12. No, the housing crisis will not be solved by building more homes
  13. Sorry Civil, 'crypto-economics' and 'constitutions' won't save journalism
  14. 'Short-termism' isn't a thing, say Fed economists
  15. Coinbase wants to be “too big to fail”, lol
  16. Regulation and innovation don't have to be enemies
  17. Retailers get so lonely around the holidays
  18. Folli Follie: $1bn of fake sales, and what to learn from the debacle
  19. The new green evangelism
  20. Tilray, how low can it go?
Immutable ledgers meet European data protection

Blockchains mustn't be exempt from GDPR. That goes for you too, GDPR Cash token.

By: Jemima Kelly

Let the star content wars begin

Thursday December 14 will go down in history as the day that the Walt Disney Company wrote a new chapter in the history of a once feared empire, and settled the destiny of one who was taught to wield mysterious power by a wise and wizened old master. But enough of Star Wars, Luke Skywalker and his mentor Yoda, writes Matthew Vincent. In other news, Disney is buying the entertainment assets of the 21st Century Fox empire, and deciding the destiny of James Murdoch, who had run the business for his father: the legendary media mogul Rupert.

By: Chris Nuttall

Transparency in European venture capital

Silicon Roundabout

The European Investment Fund should disclose more information about its returns performance

By: Kadhim Shubber

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