The ugly truth behind “We buy ugly houses”
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Free stuff is good, actually
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Deposit franchises as natural hedges
4 votes -
How Mexico is becoming the new China
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Half of America’s banks are potentially insolvent – this is how a credit crunch begins
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US economy is in a 'freight recession,' with China trade decline continuing
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The Spider's Web: Britain's Second Empire
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Social media as a bank run catalyst
8 votes -
Google’s eighty-acre San Jose mega-campus is on hold as company reckons with economic slowdown
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The high-wire drama of raising the US debt ceiling is making headlines again. Is there a better way? Perhaps Denmark has the answer.
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Taxing the superrich
11 votes -
The reasons behind France’s pension protests
3 votes -
University of California under fire for Blackstone investment
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Super-rich abandoning Norway at record rate as wealth tax rises slightly – flood moving abroad has come as a shock and is costing tens of millions in lost tax receipts
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Google to prohibit personal loan apps from accessing user photos, contacts
11 votes -
Substack opens up a $2 million community fundraising round
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Deposit insurance maximization as a service
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At the heart of the Sweden's economic and social crisis is a broken housing market
9 votes -
The business behind Kurzgesagt
11 votes -
CFTC is suing Binance, CEO Changpeng Zhao
4 votes -
In praise of the Danish mortgage system
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After Signature Bank deal, FDIC is left with $11 billion in ‘toxic waste’ loans
6 votes -
Age of Easy Money | PBS Frontline documentary
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Joko Widodo wants local governments to ditch Visa, Mastercard
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What's the best way to save/store money?
Lately I've been thinking about withdrawing most if not all my money off the bank and investing in a safe box, but I'm not sure how wise of a decision that is. How does everyone here go about...
Lately I've been thinking about withdrawing most if not all my money off the bank and investing in a safe box, but I'm not sure how wise of a decision that is. How does everyone here go about that? Do you keep your money in the bank? Do you have a safe box at home? Why one over the other? Do you invest some of it, say in things like cryptocurrencies/stocks? What would you recommend or advice someone to do in regards to this if you could?
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KPMG gave SVB, Signature Bank clean bill of health weeks before collapse. Accounting firm faces scrutiny for audits of failed banks.
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T-Mobile acquires Mint, partially owned by Ryan Reynolds
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Banking in very uncertain times
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Silicon Valley Bank has failed and been taken over by the FDIC
25 votes -
Signature Bank shut down by US regulators
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The incredible tantrum venture capitalists threw over Silicon Valley Bank
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Other people's money
5 votes -
The lie that's destroying the economy
5 votes -
Why the South has such low credit scores
9 votes -
The greatest tax system in the world – why can't America be as great as the Faroe Islands?
14 votes -
Norway has seized a record $5.8 million worth of cryptocurrency that was stolen by North Korean hackers last year
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Money laundering and AML compliance
5 votes -
Beijing needs to junk its economic playbook
4 votes -
The incentive problem at the heart of the American justice system
7 votes -
How Gautam Adani lost more than $50 billion in a week
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Norway's sovereign wealth fund reported a record loss of $164 billion for the whole of 2022, citing 'very unusual' market conditions
7 votes -
New Yorkers never came ‘flooding back.’ Why did rents go up so much?
18 votes -
IKEA is using more wood from Sweden and the Baltics to make up for not sourcing it from Russia and Belarus, which the company has shunned due to Moscow's war in Ukraine
4 votes -
The case of the medieval castle and the opportunity cost of warfare
7 votes -
Norway's fossil fuel bonanza stokes impassioned debate about how best to spend its 'war profits'
4 votes -
Japan has changed a lot
8 votes -
Spotify said Monday that it will cut 6% of its workforce to reduce costs – CEO Daniel Ek took full responsibility for the job cuts, which he called “difficult but necessary”
8 votes -
Brazil and Argentina to start preparations for a common currency
10 votes -
Amazon discontinues charity donation program amid cost cuts
18 votes -
Microsoft is laying off 10,000 employees
10 votes