COVID BACKLASH: EUROPE´S POPULISTS EYE OPPORTUNITY IN NEVER-ENDING PANDEMIC / THE FINANCIAL TIMES BIG READ

Covid backlash: Europe’s populists eye opportunity in never-ending pandemic Even before the emergence of the Omicron variant, some governmen...

CASH IS A LOW-YIELDING ASSET BUT HAS OTHER VIRTUES / THE ECONOMIST

Buttonwood Cash is a low-yielding asset but has other virtues The immediacy of cash is a plus when other investments rely on evermore distan...

HOW SHOULD WE MEASURE WELL BEING? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

How should we measure wellbeing?  Rana Foroohar, Global Business Columnist  Every first Friday of the month there is the usual hemming and h...

PROBE INTO EVERGRANDE´S LINKS TO REGIONAL BANK POSES A NEW THREAT / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

Probe into Evergrande’s links to regional bank poses new threat Sale of $1.5bn stake prompts concerns Chinese developer relied on lender it ...

WILL THE WORLD ECONOMY RETURN TO NORMAL IN 2022? / THE ECONOMIST

The World Ahead 2022 Will the world economy return to normal in 2022? If it does not, a painful economic adjustment looms Will the stagflati...

THE FED´S INFLATION MISCALCULATIONS RISK HURTING THE POOR / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MARKETS INSIGHT

The Fed’s inflation miscalculations risk hurting the poor The slower the response to increasing prices, the greater the threat of contractio...

MALL STOCKS ARE BACK IN FASHION AS SHOPPERS RETURN. HOW TO PLAY IT. / BARRON´S MAGAZINE

Mall Stocks Are Back in Fashion as Shoppers Return. How to Play It. By Sabrina Escobar Miranda and Logan Moore The photographs throughout th...

MINIMUN WAGE, MAXIMUN RAGE / THE ECONOMIST

Charlemagne Minimum wage, maximum rage A fight about worker pay pits a Scandinavian duo against the rest of the EU Everyone wants to be a li...