Private Equity and the Pandemic: Brace for Impact…Investing (Part II)
Private equity profiteering in prisions and education demonstrates why their enthusiasm for socially responsible investing is a con.
Read more...Private equity profiteering in prisions and education demonstrates why their enthusiasm for socially responsible investing is a con.
Read more...Deutsche Bank revealed again as being overly accommodating to clients who play fast and loose….this one Jeffrey Epstein.
Read more...Quelle suprise! E-money is facilitating financial fraud. And the UK’s FCA is unduly accommodating.
Read more...~ COVID problem states ~ Electoral college map shifts ~ Biden’s typefaces ~ Trump to drop out? Not what he says ~ The Great Assimilation™ (and kreplach) ~ Vote by mail ~ Robot cars ~ Unto dust shalt thou return ~ Airborne SARS-COV-2 ~ Epstein’s lead-lined bathroom ~ Cat-bee photos ~
Read more...Why Warren’s eviction bill, which calls for a one-year eviction freeze, does not go far enough to save homeowners, tenants, and businesses.
Read more...Private equity wants investors to believe that it can do good. The damage it has done through its health care industry profiteering says otherwise.
Read more...Brexit is not going much of anywhere, and it still isn’t clear if this is by accident or design.
Read more...Teachers are again in the middle of a political fight, this one over the perceived need to reopen US schools pronto.
Read more...COVID-19 problem states, New York ups quarantine ~ Biden’s path to failure ~ Sanders post mortem ~ Trump’s curiously silent internal polling ~ “A pitiful, helpless giant” ~ Lincoln Project ~ Employment, housing ~ COVID treatment improves ~ Zombie artic fires ~ Reparations ~ Forms of happiness
Read more...A nurse speaks from one of the Covid-19 mask battlegrounds.
Read more...A sordid example of what happens when the CIA is willing to get in bed with just about anyone to advance what it sees as US interests.
Read more...Universities face an anxious and meager school year.
Read more...Yves here. We’ve pointed out that the US does have an industrial policy, even if it comes out by default through which groups manage to extract the most subsidies. Favored sectors include housing, the defense-surveillance complex, financial services, higher education, oil and gas, and niche interests like sugar. So the umbrage about China (and Japan […]
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