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Forex Analysis and News
Antitrust regulator softens in the name of EU green deal
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, now ago Plus: US executives band together on voting rights, New York State pension divests from oil sands and pressure ratchets up on Japanese companies
Covid vaccines show government can be a force for good
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, now ago ‘Perhaps they mark the moment when the state begins to be seen not just as a problem, but as a solution too’
Hundreds of Companies Unite to Oppose Voting Limits, but Others Abstain
By Kate Conger from New York Times, 16 hours 3 minutes ago Amazon, Google, G.M. and Starbucks were among those joining the biggest show of solidarity by businesses over legislation in numerous states.
Why it’s too soon to get your flapper glad rags out
By Megan Greene from Financial Times, 19 hours 42 minutes ago Today may have similarities with the Roaring Twenties but remember bust can follow boom
German politics is greening in unpredictable ways
By Tony Barber from Financial Times, 19 hours 42 minutes ago September’s elections may bring the Greens and fresh thinking to Berlin’s foreign and economic policies
How Not to Get Fooled by the New Inflation Numbers
By Neil Irwin from New York Times, 1 day 16 hours 3 minutes ago Today’s data reflects backward-looking information, which is not necessarily a sign of what’s ahead.
‘Master,’ ‘Slave’ and the Fight Over Offensive Terms in Computing
By Kate Conger from New York Times, 1 day 16 hours 3 minutes ago Nearly a year after the Internet Engineering Task Force took up a plan to replace words that could be considered racist, the debate is still raging.
Clash of the titans
By Rana Foroohar from Financial Times, 1 day 19 hours 42 minutes ago How a great power conflict is looming between the US and China
Larry Summers: ‘I’m concerned that what is being done is substantially excessive’
By Martin Wolf from Financial Times, 1 day 19 hours 42 minutes ago Former treasury secretary criticises the scale of Biden’s fiscal policy and warns it could lead to overheating and wasted resources
Defying Republicans, Big Companies Keep the Focus on Voting Rights
By Kate Conger from New York Times, on 12-04-2021 00:00 EDT A coalition of law firms has joined business leaders in wanting to use their clout to oppose state legislation that would make it harder to vote.
Ant Group Announces Overhaul as China Tightens Its Grip
By Raymond Zhong from New York Times, on 12-04-2021 00:00 EDT Beijing had accused the internet-finance titan, a sister company of the e-commerce giant Alibaba, of flouting regulations in its quest for growth.
Why manufacturing matters to economic superpowers
By Rana Foroohar from Financial Times, on 11-04-2021 20:21 EDT Reshoring makes sense for some industries as competition rises between the US and China
A new Washington consensus is born
By Martin Sandbu from Financial Times, on 11-04-2021 20:21 EDT The conversion by the IMF and World Bank to support the activist state would put Saul of Tarsus to shame
Alibaba Will Lower Merchant Fees After Antitrust Fine
By Raymond Zhong from New York Times, on 11-04-2021 00:00 EDT China’s $2.8 billion antitrust penalty against Alibaba far exceeds its previous fines for anticompetitive business practices.
By 5-4 Vote, Supreme Court Lifts Restrictions on Prayer Meetings in Homes
By Adam Liptak from New York Times, on 10-04-2021 00:00 EDT The court shifted direction in cases on Covid-related limits on religious services after Justice Amy Coney Barrett replaced Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Can ‘Sustainability Inc’ deliver more than false hope?
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 09-04-2021 20:21 EDT Plus: greening cryptocurrency, EU and China co-operate on green taxonomy, debt-for-nature financing
Robert Mundell, economist, 1932-2021
By Martin Wolf from Financial Times, on 09-04-2021 20:21 EDT Canadian Nobel Prize winner who became the father of international macroeconomics
Peace in Northern Ireland needs its guarantors
By Tony Barber from Financial Times, on 09-04-2021 20:21 EDT All sides have a responsibility to ease tensions but the biggest, post-Brexit, rests with the UK and EU
China Fines Alibaba $2.8 Billion in Landmark Antitrust Case
By Raymond Zhong from New York Times, on 09-04-2021 00:00 EDT The penalty is the biggest move to date in China’s campaign to tighten supervision of its internet Goliaths.
In 2020, There Was an Epic Collapse of Demand. Now, the Problem Is Supply.
By Neil Irwin from New York Times, on 09-04-2021 00:00 EDT Recent setbacks raise doubt about how quickly businesses can respond to customers who seem intent on spending freely.
Blockchain may change equities trading for good
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 08-04-2021 20:21 EDT It allows for faster and safer settlement than the current monopolistic clearing houses
Negative interest rates have a bright future ahead of them
By Martin Sandbu from Financial Times, on 08-04-2021 20:21 EDT Sooner or later, monetary loosening will be needed. Delivering it with sub-zero rate cuts looks increasingly sensible
Drought in Taiwan Pits Chip Makers Against Farmers
By Raymond Zhong from New York Times, on 08-04-2021 00:00 EDT The island is going to great lengths to keep water flowing to its all-important semiconductor industry, including shutting off irrigation to legions of rice growers.
Coca-Cola and Delta step into the political fray
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 07-04-2021 20:21 EDT Plus: what’s missing from Biden’s infrastructure package, institutional investors miss the mark with ESG strategy and the ‘blue economy’
Not OK, computer: music streaming’s diversity problem
By Gillian Tett from Financial Times, on 07-04-2021 20:21 EDT ‘If you look at Spotify’s top 10 most popular artists of 2020, only two are women’