WHY A GLOBAL FUND IS NEEDED TO CUT CURRENCY RISK FOR DEVELOPING NATIONS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Why a global fund is needed to cut currency risk for developing nations Wild fluctuations in exchange rates increase economic fragility and ...

WHERE HAVE ALL THE ASIAN TIGERS GONE? / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Where Have All the Asian Tigers Gone? There is no magic bullet that can ensure emerging Asian economies actually emerge and live up to their...

COVID UNCERTAINTY MEANS PERMANENT CHANGE FOR MANAGERS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Covid uncertainty means permanent change for managers Shifting power dynamics between leaders and staff highlight the need to accept that no...

PEOPLE CAN BE PRICEY: WILL SURPRISINGLY HIGH GLOBAL INFLATION LAST? / THE ECONOMIST

People can be pricey Will surprisingly high global inflation last? Don’t panic. But keep a watchful eye In january an inhabitant of a midwes...

HOW FC BARCELONA BLEW A FORTUNE -- AND GOT WORSE / THE FINANCIAL TIMES MAGAZINE

How FC Barcelona blew a fortune — and got worse The inside story of why the world’s best and richest football club lost the battle for talen...

CHINA IS KILLING ITS TECH GOLDEN GOOSE / PROJECT SYNDICATE

China Is Killing Its Tech Golden Goose The Communist Party of China’s crackdown on ride-hailing firm Didi over supposed data-security concer...

EQUITIES ARE THE ONLY SENSIBLE FOUNDATION FOR PRIVATE PENSIONS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Equities are the only sensible foundation for private pensions Their massive long-term outperformance occurred despite world wars, the Depre...