Hubert Horan: The Airline Industry Collapse Part 5 – The Battle to Protect Airline Investors From Economic Reality Enters a New Phase
Why the big airline operators’ talk about turning the corner in early 2021 is bunk.
Read more...Why the big airline operators’ talk about turning the corner in early 2021 is bunk.
Read more...Will governments, unions, international organizations, and ship-owners be able to collaborate to solve the growing “crew change” crisis?
Read more...Not only is the airline industry in desperate shape, but its executives have made its bad situation worse, increasing resolution costs for all bagholders.
Read more...A 1938 economic manifesto makes modern day schemes look inadequate and unimaginative.
Read more...No, Case-Shiller is not yet a reflection of home prices during the Pandemic. Be patient.
Read more...Board member Margaret Brown has finally had it with CalPERS’ dirty tricks.
Read more...Why the economy is still mighty sick and won’t get much better any time soon.
Read more...CalPERS latches on to new, really bad investment ideas.
Read more...More evidence that private equity underperforms on a risk-adjusted basis.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a detailed, if sobering, account of the outlook for the economy.
Read more...Not surprisingly, public pension fund economics look pretty sick.
Read more...Tallying some of the recent shale production cuts.
Read more...Looking at the bloodbath in commercial real estate…..and worse is almost certainly in store.
Read more...It would be nice if relaxing the lockdowns would solve a problem, any problem….
Read more...Private equity firms are sucking cash out of their limited partners at the worst possible time, exposing public pension funds in particular to liquidity crunches and fire sales.
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