JAPAN´S DEALMAKING MACHINE REVS UP / THE ECONOMIST

Japan’s dealmaking machine revs up Private equity is enjoying a renaissance in an unlikely place Illustration of a large black car, its body...

HOUSING IS WHERE THE BUCK STOPS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Housing is where the buck stops Over the next few years, it will be the most politicised business sector in America Rana Foroohar © Matt Ken...

F.D.A. APPROVES COVID SHOTS WITH NEW RESTRICTIONS / THE NEW YORK TIMES

F.D.A. Approves Covid Shots With New Restrictions The agency’s fall recommendations underscore the goals of Health Secretary Robert F. Kenne...

FRANCE HEADS FOR A FISCAL CRACKUP / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

France Heads for a Fiscal Crackup Politicians prefer serial political crises over any economic reform. By The Editorial Board French Prime M...

STERLING´S INESCAPABLE DEBT TRAP / MACLEOD FINANCE

Sterling’s inescapable debt trap Rising gilt yields will force chancellor Reeves’ hand before her autumn statement in end-September or early...

TECH STOCKS ARE SENDING A WARNING / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Tech stocks are sending a warning Sell-off provides a reminder of the risks of the sector’s dominance in public and private markets Katie Ma...

THE TRUE COSTS OF TRUMP´S ECONOMIC AGENDA / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The True Costs of Trump’s Economic Agenda President Donald Trump’s efforts to bring back manufacturing jobs have yielded little progress so ...

WHEN DOLLAR FALLS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

When the Dollar Falls By driving up the federal debt, undermining central-bank independence, and imposing sweeping tariffs on key allies, US...

FIVE THINGS INVESTORS SHOULD PONDER ON CRYPTO / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Five things investors should ponder on crypto Yes, there are risks, but we should recognise that the underlying technology can be useful Gil...