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Europe’s digital infrastructure issue

  1. Weirdly, blockchain can’t help combat coronavirus 
  2. Leading ‘UK’ start-ups want a handout too
  3. China’s PMI print doesn’t mean much
  4. Let’s flatten the coronavirus confusion curve
  5. NMC Health: presented without comment
  6. When “commission-free trading” isn’t (really) free
  7. Michael Milken: financial innovator
  8. Oh no, the death-techers are coming
  9. Bitcoin’s “halvening” won’t boost its price 
  10. CEO of JPM, recipient of $bns in state aid, bashes socialism
  11. Trump just made a joke about negative rates
  12. The Witcher is not a freelancer
  13. The ITV M&A fantasy
  14. Blockchain, all over your face
  15. Baillie Gifford: pot kettle black
  16. Is Facebook’s status as the bête noire of political advertising justified?
  17. The Eurosystem might have a fatal flaw. But it’s not this
  18. Venture capital for the ‘forgotten’
  19. The troublesome Trump inside trading claim
  20. The US economy is not recession-proof

Sometimes, monopolies are good.

By: Jamie Powell

Anatomy of a malware scam

  1. Weirdly, blockchain can’t help combat coronavirus 
  2. Leading ‘UK’ start-ups want a handout too
  3. China’s PMI print doesn’t mean much
  4. Let’s flatten the coronavirus confusion curve
  5. NMC Health: presented without comment
  6. When “commission-free trading” isn’t (really) free
  7. Michael Milken: financial innovator
  8. Oh no, the death-techers are coming
  9. Bitcoin’s “halvening” won’t boost its price 
  10. CEO of JPM, recipient of $bns in state aid, bashes socialism
  11. Trump just made a joke about negative rates
  12. The Witcher is not a freelancer
  13. The ITV M&A fantasy
  14. Blockchain, all over your face
  15. Baillie Gifford: pot kettle black
  16. Is Facebook’s status as the bête noire of political advertising justified?
  17. The Eurosystem might have a fatal flaw. But it’s not this
  18. Venture capital for the ‘forgotten’
  19. The troublesome Trump inside trading claim
  20. The US economy is not recession-proof

How we lost and then recovered approximately £27 through our Vodafone contract.

By: Thomas Hale

When DoJ and the FCC slowed inflation

We re-examine a monetary problem from 2017.

By: Brendan Greeley

Tuesday, 25th September 2018

By: Bryce Elder

Small wonder it had to go to trial!

Small wonder it had to go to trial!

By: Dan McCrum

Altice, a regulatory rocket and an index rejig

Altice, a regulatory rocket and an index rejig

By: Dan McCrum

Egregious expectations - Intelsat edition

  1. Weirdly, blockchain can’t help combat coronavirus 
  2. Leading ‘UK’ start-ups want a handout too
  3. China’s PMI print doesn’t mean much
  4. Let’s flatten the coronavirus confusion curve
  5. NMC Health: presented without comment
  6. When “commission-free trading” isn’t (really) free
  7. Michael Milken: financial innovator
  8. Oh no, the death-techers are coming
  9. Bitcoin’s “halvening” won’t boost its price 
  10. CEO of JPM, recipient of $bns in state aid, bashes socialism
  11. Trump just made a joke about negative rates
  12. The Witcher is not a freelancer
  13. The ITV M&A fantasy
  14. Blockchain, all over your face
  15. Baillie Gifford: pot kettle black
  16. Is Facebook’s status as the bête noire of political advertising justified?
  17. The Eurosystem might have a fatal flaw. But it’s not this
  18. Venture capital for the ‘forgotten’
  19. The troublesome Trump inside trading claim
  20. The US economy is not recession-proof
Egregious expectations - Intelsat edition

By: Jamie Powell

Wednesday, 9th May, 2018

By: Paul Murphy

Could a Sprint/T-Mobile deal win regulatory approval?

Could a Sprint/T-Mobile deal win regulatory approval?

By: Alexandra Scaggs

Friday, 15th December, 2017

By: Paul Murphy

The DOJ’s case against the AT&T/Time Warner deal makes no sense

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The government’s lawyers seem ignorant of the economics of the pay-TV business.

By: Matthew C Klein

Friday, 28th July, 2017

By: Paul Murphy

Say what you see, India’s growing telco bad loan problem edition

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Although, not all debt charts can act as Rorschach tests.

By: David Keohane

Thursday, 5th May, 2016

By: Paul Murphy

FT Opening Quote

BT plans to boost broadband spending, Sage profits are down and it’s sunset for The New Day. FT Opening Quote, with commentary by City Editor Jonathan Guthrie, is your early Square Mile briefing. You can sign up for the full newsletter here.

By: Chris Nuttall

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