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Boeing's $15 billion dilemma

Boeing Co CEO Dave Calhoun is facing a multi-billion dollar dilemma on how to revive its airliner division. A debate that is inflaming internal discussions and whose outcome will be fraught with...

Exclusive interview: Muddy Waters’ Carson Block on Solutions 30

We have secured an exclusive interview with the head of Muddy Waters Capital. Carson Block, one of the most famous short sellers on Wall Street, is making headlines everywhere, especially in Europe...

Sustainability: EVs and Moore's Law

This week, Amazon upset the Khoisan, the original inhabitants of South Africa. A Bloomberg study predicts the end of thermal cars in 2040. To finish this column on sustainable development: a study...

Make Tesla Great Again

I hope you like Mexican food, because today's news is spicy. On the menu, a bit of crypto-pollution and a nice deep pass for Elon on Bitcoin. Then, let's take a closer look at Western countries'...

Who owns U.S. debt?

In 2020, a third of U.S debt is held by only two Asian countries.

Where is the money?

We found this interesting chart that shows how much money is in circulation around the world at any given time...

The Big Picture

Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

Billionaire-owned companies do better

Listed companies controlled by billionaires have had stock market performance almost twice as better as the average over the past 15 years, according to data analyzed by UBS and PwC in the sixth...

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Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

A third and last rate cut, or more?

The US Central Bank lowered the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to a range of 1.5% to 1.75%. This is now the third time in a row. However, it seems – from the Fed statement – that a fourth...

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Who will suffer the most from the global manufacturing slowdown?

The latest PMI indices around the world leave little place for doubt: the global manufacturing slowdown is worsening in many parts of the world. But some will be more affected than others…

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Luxury: Hong Kong could cost the sector up to 1.2% growth

What will be the impact of the persistent unrest in Hong Kong on the luxury industry? About 0.6 to 1.2% on the growth of the sector in 2019 if the turmoil persists by the end of the year, according to...

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Samsung, H&M, Uber: This week's top financial Tweets - Week 40

Welcome back to our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about Samsung, H&M, Uber and more, so here goes: this week's selection of 7 trending financial Tweets.

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Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

Thomas Cook, GM, Beyond Meat: This Week’s Top Financial Tweets - Week 39

Another week has come to an end which means that it's time for our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about Thomas Cook, GM, Beyond Meat and more, so here goes: this week's selection of...

Bad surprise

US consumer sentiment declined sharply in September, faster than was expected by analysts. The Conference Board index, which measures it, fell to 125.1 from 134.2 in August, against a Reuters...