Happy 400th birthday to the world’s oldest bond
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Closing asset loophole can raise $100 billion in taxes, US Treasury now says
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UK calls bluff of ultra-rich foreigners threatening to leave
17 votes -
Non-college educated White men used to be ahead in the American economy. Now they’ve fallen behind.
31 votes -
The perverse consequences of tuition-free medical school
14 votes -
What’s behind the sudden surge in young Americans’ wealth?
21 votes -
A columnist makes sense of Wall Street like none other (see footnote)
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New titans of Wall Street: how Jane Street rode the ETF wave to ‘obscene’ riches
7 votes -
New titans of Wall Street: How trading firms stole a march on big banks
3 votes -
OpenAI pushes ahead with for-profit plans and talks to give Sam Altman a stake
33 votes -
US prepares to sue Visa for alleged anti-competitive behaviour
29 votes -
Norway’s oil capital Stavanger feels the squeeze as krone slides. The krone has lost about 20% against the euro since 2022.
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Norway's economy is thriving yet the krone is becoming less and less valuable. What's going on?
5 votes -
How a start-up utopia became a nightmare for Honduras: US investors are suing Honduras over special economic zones, and the dispute could bankrupt the country
22 votes -
Small grocers feel squeezed by suppliers, and shoppers bear the pain
30 votes -
Gamblers are dumping stocks to bet on sports, new study says
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Digital Euro has Germans fretting their money won’t be secure
16 votes -
China rules solar energy, but its industry at home is in trouble
14 votes -
Cargill’s revenues drop from record levels as ample crops depress prices – revenue decline comes as agricultural trader restructures organisation amid profit pressure
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Life-as-a-Service? Subscription boom faces a big test. More consumer protection is needed in world where everything seems to come with a monthly payment plan.
31 votes -
Japanese stocks rebound after global sell-off; US futures edge up
19 votes -
ETF’s are eating the bond market
18 votes -
How corporations and the wealthy avoid taxes (2017)
11 votes -
Sam Altman's basic-income study is out. Here's what it found.
39 votes -
Sweden paying grandparents to babysit
26 votes -
The mystery of the £39 orange
11 votes -
Lloyd’s John Neal: ‘You’ll never find an insurer saying, “I don’t believe in climate change”’
36 votes -
Inside a violent gang's ruthless crypto-stealing home invasion spree
12 votes -
Berkshire was too cheap, then too pricey
9 votes -
State Farm asks for huge California home insurance rate increase, signaling financial distress
15 votes -
Denver gave people experiencing homelessness $1,000 a month. A year later, nearly half of participants had housing.
37 votes -
Is economics a losing game for women?
10 votes -
Undemocratic, anachronistic, fantastic. How the City of London survives.
7 votes -
America: a healthy or healthcare economy? The sickness at the heart of US GDP.
9 votes -
Don’t say ‘elite’: Corporate firms’ new pitch is meritocracy. McKinsey other big firms [claim to] want to recruit with a wider net, focusing more on skills than on pedigree.
12 votes -
Wirecard and me: Dan McCrum on exposing a criminal enterprise
17 votes -
You can’t call a company Scorpio Bastardo in the UK
7 votes -
Intuit is shutting down the personal finance service Mint and shifting users to Credit Karma
68 votes -
California insurance crisis: Angry Orinda homeowners want action
13 votes -
Retailers hate that you buy big things on your laptop
38 votes -
Real estate agents are fleeing the field
30 votes -
US FDIC chair says he’ll leave job after toxic workplace report
11 votes -
Denmark's economy contracts with drop in pharma production – Danish GDP fell 1.8% in the first quarter
7 votes -
There is an explosive flaw in the plan to rearm Ukraine
13 votes -
SEC opens door for US Spot-Ether ETFs in landmark for crypto
5 votes -
Jane Street [Capital] gets into mobile gaming
4 votes -
Europe’s banks find breaking up with Russia is hard to do
10 votes -
Exxon Mobil is suing its shareholders to silence them about global warming
33 votes -
Judge says up to twenty million fintech "depositors" are at risk from Synapse bankruptcy
9 votes -
Opinion: Japan is haunted by a return to emerging-economy status
14 votes