Richard Murphy: Stock Markets Look Ever More Like Ponzi Schemes
Why is it entirely sensible to regard stock markets as Ponzi schemes.
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Read more...We are taking a sort of holiday, um, staycation, um breather. Hope you get to take a break too!
Read more...The EU is neither happy with nor cowed by Trump’s latest trade threat.
Read more...In the last week, there have been two incidents of women relenting to pressure from airlines to give up their seats to accommodate Orthodox Jewish bigots who refused to be seated next to them. This should be as unacceptable as Klansmen asking blacks to change seats. And let us stress that the ugliest feature of […]
Read more...The EU is rethinking its policies on foreign direct investment. Recent Chinese investment into ports may impact the final rules.
Read more...Is storytelling really a magical elixir for social change?
Read more...An attempt to look at the effects of the existence of international companies with market powers shows there are reasons to be concerned.
Read more...Awfully late in the game, various players are facing up to the fact that Brexit may really happen, and it could well be the ugliest version.
Read more...Amazon isn’t satisfied with creating modern day sweatshops via its warehouses. It wants to suck the capital and labor of the not-so-savvy entrepreneur wannabes into its maw.
Read more...Making sure all interested NC readers have our coming meetups in your calendar if you happen to be near enough by to join in! All meetups are 5:00 to 8:00 PM, although they often go longer, save for Sunday in Green Bay, which will be a brunch (locals please advise if you want to start […]
Read more...After decades of relentless offshoring, the equation may change for auto and component makers.
Read more...McKinsey is unhappy that the New York Times did a serious investigative story on a major scandal in South Africa….when the Times pulled some of its punches.
Read more...A discussion about the Bank of England raises questions about the role of central banks generally.
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