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English law is an export brand that creates huge value for the UK, but those benefits have become so invisible that it is taken for granted, argues Guy Beringer. That needs rectifying.
The Trump ally has joined a firm that wants central banks to become HODLers.
Inflation is the symptom; an adoption broker; Tesla’s driving data; the meaning of life; and much more.
More evidence of how strong demand for consumer durables is right now.
Chart crime at Her Majesty’s Government.
A neat chart to add to the inflation debate.
Damn, or be damned.
Ben Munster writes from Rome on the new mass politics, techno-determinism, blockchain, and the end of Italian “e-democracy”.
Demanding the logistics industry works round the clock won’t ease logjams, buying less stuff would.
Sometimes it’s better to ask for cash up front.
The single currency’s introduction has widened German inequality; reversing that trend is good not only for workers here but across the eurozone, argues Rui Soares.
A new working paper attempts to figure out why some companies make it into the blue-chip stock market index.
Weidmann; Krugman; TikTokTics; and much more . . .
Bank scams; altered states; tech riches; and more . . .
Productivity; Spotify; ridesharing and much more . . .
Inflation; resignation; expensive steaks and cheap kebabs; and much more . . .
China’s bitcoin exodus; price gouging; not the 70s; and much more . . .
Amazon’s rigged search results; Slackers; an ugly, 88-bathroom mansion; the worst person you know; and more.
Dockworkers on supply chains; Krugman on prizewinners; tech millionaires going off on one; and much more . . .
The metaverse; North Korea; exotic finance falconry and much more . . .
On Henry Kravis’s intimidating art collection.
Stingey Rishi; a $9bn debt mountain; Elon’s missing gas; the strange world of Peter Thiel; and more.
How not to spend it.
Thiel; Bretton Woods; Tether and much more . . .
This week we will be joined by Tom Keatinge, director of the Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies at the Royal United Services Institute, to discuss the recent leak of some 12m documents.
Power shortages and Covid outbreaks in China have halved spot rates on one route.
BNPL might be the hottest game in town but standalone businesses are going to struggle to make any money.
Boris; smugness; bad art friends; commonsense capitalism; and much more.
More adjusted ebitda shenanigans in US IPO land.
It’s giving us the chills.
Better governance would boost the Fund’s reputation and the efficacy of its policies
The polluter elite; the gas and electricity crisis; Texas; celebrity scandal; and much more.
The famed investor gives his thoughts on a market that’s lost its marbles.
Capital Economics note looks at parallels between the middle of the 20th century and now, and draws on implications for interest rates.
Inflation; #Mintthecoin; Shatner in space; and more . . .
The ‘Queen Bee’, the state, and questions about a commodity trader turned miner.
Pandora papers; Clarida; green bubbles; and much more.
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