LATIN AMERICA´S SILENT TRAGEDY OF EMPTY CLASSROOMS / THE ECONOMIST

Latin America’s silent tragedy of empty classrooms Prolonged school closures are inflicting lasting harm on a generation For the first time ...

TINA IS STUPID / JOHN MAULDIN´S WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

TINA Is Stupid By John Mauldin   In the 1980s, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher liked to say, “There is no alternative” to her m...

LATIN AMERICA ISN´T BOOMING, BUT THAT COULD CHANGE / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Latin America isn’t booming, but that could change Populism and the pandemic have interrupted the region’s commodity-linked prosperity Ruchi...

COMMODITIES DENTED BY WORRIES OVER DELTA VARIANT AND CHINA´S ECONOMY / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Commodities dented by worries over Delta variant and China’s economy Broad rally in raw materials prices loses momentum in the face of ‘grow...

WHY IS A HEATWAVE BROILING PARTS OF AMERICA AND CANADA? / THE ECONOMIST

Why is a heatwave broiling parts of America and Canada? Even places that are typically cool need to grapple with the increased risk of extre...

WISHFUL THINKING IN A WORLD WITHOUT YIELD / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

Wishful Thinking in a World Without Yield The need for higher returns can breed desperation for anyone with a portfolio—large or small By Ja...

COMPUTER SECURITY: TO STOP THE RANSOMWARE PANDEMIC, START WITH THE BASICS / THE ECONOMIST

Computer security To stop the ransomware pandemic, start with the basics That will help stop other sorts of cyber-mischief, too Twenty years...