Why everything is suddenly getting more expensive — and why it won’t stop
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SEC report on Gamestop, AMC stock price jumps in January 2021
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America’s cash glut
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Hundreds of banned crypto miners were siphoning power at China’s state firms
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The art market is a scam... and rich people run it
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Anyone seen Tether’s billions?
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A bitcoin mining power plant secretly set up shop in Alberta. Now it's being forced to shut down
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What’s driving the huge US rent spike?
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Many economics experts are rethinking longstanding core ideas, including the importance of inflation expectations
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Pandora Papers - Billions hidden beyond reach
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Leeks, tropicalizers, and cutting the soap: A guide to global startup slang
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Inside America’s broken supply chain
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El Salvador has started mining Bitcoin using the renewable energy from volcanoes
@Nayib Bukele 🇸🇻: First steps...🌋#Bitcoin🇸🇻 pic.twitter.com/duhHvmEnym
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Lego profits more than doubled in first six months of the year – Danish toymaker was one of the winners from Covid restrictions
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China deems all cryptocurrency transactions illegal
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Banking regulations and collateral damage: Tweetstorm by patio11
@Patrick McKenzie: Unfortunately the way this is usually implemented is "X stamps and we fire you as a customer."In much of the world, banks are not obligated to continue doing business with people who cause them lots of headaches or cost, and the headaches/cost are not evenly distributed. https://t.co/tufbFyRitG
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Norway agrees to increase natural gas exports to the rest of Europe as prices soar – increase corresponds to nearly 2% of Norway's annual pipeline gas exports
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Why Monero
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El Salvador’s new bitcoin wallets could cost Western Union $400 million a year
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What’s going on with the ‘Great Resignation’? You’d better work on hanging on to your workers, or you may end up shutting your business doors.
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The Age of Disorder: Long-Term Asset Return Study
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Two percent inflation over the next year: Should you take the over or the under?
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Leaving QE, never easy
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Thirty-three non-existent businesses tied to one Denver office got millions in COVID-19 relief money
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Landlords from Florida to California are jacking up rents at record speeds
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McDonald’s runs out of milkshakes amid ‘supply chain issues’ in UK
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A painful trade shock is coming to Afghanistan
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US to erase student debt for those with severe disabilities
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Swedish green steel venture HYBRIT has made the world's first customer delivery of steel, produced without using coal, to Volvo
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Wolin, on his coined 'inverted totalitarianism' and the motivations of citizens under it
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The end of ownership: How big companies are trying to turn everyone into renters
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Sex-toy makers Lovehoney and WOW Tech merge in $1.2 billion deal as lockdowns spur demand
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Pay cut: Google employees who work from home could lose money
16 votes -
Xsolla fires 150 employees based on big data analysis of their activity
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Alt-milk maker Oatly loses trademark case against family-run UK firm – Swedish company took legal action against Cambridgeshire-based Glebe Farm Foods over oat drink
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What's the point of a company? Philip Morris is attempting to purchase a respiratory illness treatment company, let's talk about it.
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Walmart to pay 100% of college tuition and books for associates
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Why do women earn less than men? Evidence from bus and train operators
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Young, dumb, and broke: Why outdoorsy types suck at money
13 votes -
We infiltrated a counterfeit check ring! Now what?
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Janne Poranen: ‘If you have an invention, don't sell your technology too early to anyone’
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All money is fiat money
10 votes -
Cape Cod businesses struggle to find T-shirts, hats amid shortage
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WhaleFarm RugPull
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Trump Organization charged in fifteen-year US tax scheme. Longtime CFO Allen Weisselberg was also charged with evading taxes on $1.7 million of income.
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The economics of dollar stores
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What the rich don’t want to admit about the poor
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My wife and I defrauded the government by hiding income. Now we’re divorcing, and she’s threatening to ruin us both
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MacKenzie Scott, citing wealth gap, donates $2.7 billion
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China is kicking out more than half the world’s bitcoin miners – and a whole lot of them could be headed to Texas
19 votes