One year on, we know this: Sweden's trade unions are more than a match for Elon Musk
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How corporations and the wealthy avoid taxes (2017)
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Sweden paying grandparents to babysit
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Berkshire was too cheap, then too pricey
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Spending cuts are often false economies that end up costing society dearly
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Opinion: Japan is haunted by a return to emerging-economy status
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Gold is back — and it has a message for us
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Kansas bank collapse due to executive caught in pig butchering investment scam from Asia
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Abolishing inheritance tax sent Stockholm's startup ecosystem soaring – tax cut could revive Britain's flagging economy
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Matt Levine's Money Stuff: Reddit plans to allow users to buy IPO shares, Nvidia share purchases and Three Arrows Capital [a collapsed crypto company]
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Should pay be more transparent? Policies that force companies to reveal the pay of peers have unintended consequences.
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(Former Morgan Stanley chair) Stephen Roach: It pains me to say Hong Kong is over
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‘Money dysmorphia’ traps millennials and gen Zers – mixed signals about the economy have made it tough for some younger adults to know where they stand financially
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Julius Baer is another facepalm for Swiss banking
6 votes -
Stop pretending you’re not rich [2017]
31 votes -
Opinion: Tesla investors should think twice about Elon Musk’s plan to reincorporate in Texas
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Why Germany is rich but Germans are poor and angry
35 votes -
Are credit card points ever worthwhile?
21 votes -
Why the US never saves money on health care
25 votes -
Ozempic is bad for [the fast food] business
17 votes -
The robots are coming, but older workers have less to fear than they might think
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Sam Bankman-Fried stuff: More Kelly sorry
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Money Stuff: FTX might have found some money
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Sam Bankman-Fried was reckless from the start and SEC settlements are more generous in September
11 votes -
The GDP gap between Europe and the United States is now 80%
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Liz Truss's UK growth plan is nothing but a magic potion
11 votes -
Why does the IRS need $80 billion? Just look at its cafeteria.
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Is the era of cheap money over?
6 votes -
Twitter’s board gave up
7 votes -
America is facing a great talent recession
9 votes -
Why affordable housing does not come cheap
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WhaleFarm RugPull
7 votes -
What the rich don’t want to admit about the poor
26 votes -
You can sell the trees you don’t cut
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Yanis Varoufakis: Capitalism has become ‘techno-feudalism’
9 votes -
The GameStop game never stops
31 votes -
Is Cyberpunk 2077 securities fraud?
8 votes -
A charity that pays off medical debts
6 votes -
The Fed is really running out of firepower
20 votes -
Just give poor people money
22 votes -
Doesn’t feel like a recession? You should be paying more in taxes
12 votes -
WeWork has decided to make money
5 votes -
Britain should not quake before Xi Jinping: China has already peaked and faces economic stagnation
7 votes -
Day traders might have fun saving Hertz from bankruptcy
6 votes -
Under cover of capital gains, the hyper-rich have been getting richer than we thought: the earnings of the top 0.1% grew 50% more from 1996 to 2018 than previously measured
20 votes -
Merkel and Macron make a stunning coronavirus proposal on EU pandemic fund
10 votes -
Crashing economy, rising stocks: What’s going on?
12 votes -
Bill Gates: Here are the innovations we need to reopen the economy
5 votes -
The stimulus bill includes a tax break for the 1%
13 votes -
Dollar funding is freezing up, and the Fed knows it
4 votes