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Ray Dalio Closes the Frontier for Hedge Funds
The founder of Bridgewater Associates, who is stepping back, helped usher in modern financial markets.
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Elon Musk may soon own Twitter. What will it look like if he does?
The Tesla CEO's fresh offer to buy Twitter for $44 billion represents a win for the firm's board. But Musk is almost sure to transform the company.
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Whisper It, But High Inflation Isn’t Killing UK Retail
Even amid the country’s cost-of-living crisis, Britain’s biggest retailer Tesco reported better-than-expected sales.
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Hong Kong Dollar Bears Are Curiously Quiet. Thank the UK
Hong Kong’s monetary chiefs can raise a glass to Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng for giving global speculators something else to jump on.
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44 European Leaders Gather in Prague. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
At a time of war and crisis, the idea of a European Political Community is vague but not risible.
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Politics are becoming tougher to avoid at work, survey finds
A survey by the Society for Human Resource Management found a rise in political discussions and volatility in the workplace.
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Supply chain woes boost meat substitutes in Asia, and investors are biting
The pandemic and the war in Ukraine upended global meat supply, spurring interest in products like plant-based protein that save on costs and time.
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What Adding India to Global Bond Indexes Would Mean
Money from foreign investors has been pouring into the $1 trillion Indian government debt market since August, defying a global rout in bonds as expectations rise that India could finally be added to emerging market indexes compiled by JPMorgan […]
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How Kim Jong Un Keeps Advancing His Nuclear Program
While U.S. President Joe Biden has left the door open for discussions on eliminating North Korea’s nuclear weapons, leader Kim Jong Un has shown no interest in picking up again.
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Amazon suspends 50 workers who refused to work after a warehouse fire
Amazon suspended 50 warehouse workers who walked off the job briefly after a warehouse fire. Union organizers say Amazon’s crackdown was intended to have a broad chilling effect on their organizing campaigns.
