The Fed is really running out of firepower
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Cash-strapped Oman plans income tax on wealthy starting 2022
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What is the right price for fashion?
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Denmark has lashed out against the EU's plan to establish a minimum wage, arguing it would undermine a national labor-market model that's popular with unions and employers
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Harvard’s Chetty finds economic carnage for the poorest in the wealthiest ZIP codes
8 votes -
Epic S&P 500 rally is powered by assets you can’t see or touch
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Norway's oil workers fear for future as rigs go remote – shift to operating oil rigs remotely from land, accelerated by lower crude prices, has rekindled concerns among unions
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“Please send me a trading system!”
6 votes -
Just give poor people money
22 votes -
Big banks entrusted money to GardaWorld. It secretly lost track of millions.
7 votes -
First it was toilet paper—now we’re running out of fridges. Here’s why.
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Wisconsin denies Foxconn tax subsidies after contract negotiations fail
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Understanding measurement issues is key to understanding ‘economic growth’
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Strike by workers in the Norwegian oil sector could soon wipe out nearly one-quarter of the country's petroleum output
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The economics of vending machines
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Coinbase is a mission focused company
7 votes -
Lengthy era of rock-bottom interest rates leaving its mark on US economy
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The disruption con: Why Big Tech’s favourite buzzword is nonsense
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The rise of the rational do-gooders
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CEO of Philip Morris, the company that makes Marlboro, says cigarette sales may end within ten to fifteen years
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The possibility of life without money
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The FinCen Files: Thousands of secret suspicious activity reports offer a picture of corruption and complicity - and how the government lets it flourish
11 votes -
RAND study uncovers massive income shift to the top 1% - The median worker should be making as much as $102,000 annually—if some $2.5 trillion wasn’t being “reverse distributed” every year
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How to think about the deficit by James Tobin
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"We have capitalism for the poor and socialism for the rich" - Mark Blyth
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Doesn’t feel like a recession? You should be paying more in taxes
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Effective political giving
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LVMH backs out of $16.2 billion acquisition of Tiffany, citing US threats of tariffs on French goods. Tiffany has filed a lawsuit to enforce the agreement
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What we’ve learned by comparing cash to job training
9 votes -
SoftBank unmasked as ‘Nasdaq whale’ that stoked tech rally
11 votes -
Brazil hands out so much Covid cash that poverty nears a low
9 votes -
Goodbye to the ‘Pret economy’ and good luck to whatever replaces it
11 votes -
Intimidation, surveillance and conspiracy theories: Inside the Financial Times' five-year investigation of the billion-dollar Wirecard fraud
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Multiple US court rulings have found Amazon responsible for defects in products sold by third-party merchants
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Ethereum is a dark forest
10 votes -
More than half of San Francisco storefronts closed due to pandemic
8 votes -
The economics of a nuclear reactor
7 votes -
Major shakeup for the Dow Jones Industrial Average index in the US: three new stocks join
11 votes -
The stock market looks like the Bitcoin economy, and that’s not a good thing
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Home ownership is the West’s biggest economic-policy mistake. It is an obsession that undermines growth, fairness and public faith in capitalism leaders
23 votes -
Blockchain, the amazing solution for almost nothing
28 votes -
How is the stock market at an all time high?
8 votes -
Vanguard is outsourcing recordkeeping work, along with 1,300 of its workforce, to Infosys
11 votes -
Apple becomes first US company to reach a $2 trillion market cap
12 votes -
Norway's wealth fund loses £16bn in first half of 2020 after Covid panic – state support has restored investor confidence but fund expects more market turmoil
7 votes -
The 2020 San Francisco exodus is real, and historic, report shows
19 votes -
The recession is over for the rich, but the working class is far from recovered
7 votes -
Millennials slammed by second financial crisis fall even further behind
15 votes -
Fishing has always been a way of life on the Faroe Islands, where fish accounts for 90% of all exported goods – but coronavirus is hitting its efforts to increase tourism
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Dispersion causes discohesion
2 votes