The latest on the seemingly never-ending Kentucky Retirement Systems case, Mayberry v. KKR.
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Sunday, September 14, 2025
Mayberry v. KKR Is Back as Attorney General Intervention Approved, Beneficiaries’ Counsel Files Third Amended Complaint
Topics: Hedge funds, Legal, Politics, Private equity, Ridiculously obvious scams
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:00 am | Comments Off on Mayberry v. KKR Is Back as Attorney General Intervention Approved, Beneficiaries’ Counsel Files Third Amended Complaint
Best of Mankiw: Errors and Tangles in the World’s Best-Selling Economics Textbooks
Harvard’s Greg Mankiw is taken to task by Serious Economist Peter Bofinger for some major howlers in Mankiw’s textbooks.
Topics: Banking industry, Dubious statistics, Free markets and their discontents, Guest Post, Macroeconomic policy, Politics, Social policy, The dismal science
Posted by Yves Smith at 2:07 am | Comments Off on Best of Mankiw: Errors and Tangles in the World’s Best-Selling Economics Textbooks
Shutting Off Comments
Comments are off until futher notice.
Topics: Guest Post
Posted by Yves Smith at 8:19 pm | Comments Off on Shutting Off Comments
The Clams of Poland’s Municipal Water Plants (and Other Biosensors)
Biosensors can be defined as systems that detect chemicals using living organisms, or as machines. Whole-animal biosensors can detect Covid.
Topics: Environment
Posted by Lambert Strether at 4:55 pm | 3 Comments »
Links 1/3/2021
Topics: Guest Post, Links
Posted by Lambert Strether at 6:55 am | 342 Comments »
The Top 10 Weather and Climate Events of a Record-Setting Year
In an all-around bizarre and largely unpleasant calendar year, extreme weather and climate-related changes contributed to the woes of 2020.
Topics: Environment
Posted by Lambert Strether at 6:45 am | Comments Off on The Top 10 Weather and Climate Events of a Record-Setting Year
Links 1/2/2021
Topics: Links
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:55 am | 335 Comments »
Economist Dennis Snower Says Economics Nears a New Paradigm
A perhaps too-upbeat take on the possibilty of big changes in the economics profession.
Topics: Economic fundamentals, Free markets and their discontents, Guest Post, Politics, Social policy, Social values, The dismal science
Posted by Yves Smith at 3:37 am | 79 Comments »
Epidemiological and Economic Consequences of Government Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Another look at Covid containment strategies.
Topics: Doomsday scenarios, Economic fundamentals, Guest Post, Health care, Pandemic, Politics, Regulations and regulators, Social policy
Posted by Yves Smith at 2:16 am | Comments Off on Epidemiological and Economic Consequences of Government Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Links 1/1/2021
Topics: Links
Posted by Lambert Strether at 6:55 am | 211 Comments »
A Festive Message on Behalf of DiEM25 for 2021: “Because Things Are the Way They Are, Things Will Not Remain the Way They Are.” B. Brecht
Is Brecht our guide to 2021?
Topics: Doomsday scenarios, Economic fundamentals, Europe, Free markets and their discontents, Guest Post, Politics, Social policy, Social values
Posted by Yves Smith at 3:38 am | 59 Comments »
2021 Will Be Volatile
Richard Murphy’s 2021 forecast.
Topics: Banana republic, Brexit, Doomsday scenarios, Economic fundamentals, Free markets and their discontents, Guest Post, Health care, Income disparity, Pandemic, Politics, The destruction of the middle class, UK
Posted by Yves Smith at 2:04 am | 52 Comments »
2:00PM Water Cooler 12/31/2020
By Lambert Strether of Corrente. Patient readers, I’m being extremely lazy in the run-up to New Year’s. See you next week! –lambert. Bird Song of the Day #COVID19 Not exactly holiday material, but it has to be done. Drops across the board, which I assume is entirely a holiday-driven reporting issue. At reader request, I’ve […]
Topics: Guest Post, Water Cooler
Posted by Lambert Strether at 2:00 pm | 162 Comments »
Links 12/31/2020
Topics: Guest Post, Links
Posted by Lambert Strether at 6:55 am | 256 Comments »
Critics Warn Repeal of Section 230 ‘Would Be Devastating for Human Rights, Social Movements, and Marginalized People’
No, Section 230 is not about Facebook. It protects you from liabilty if you forward an e-mail, so you should think twice about a repeal.
Topics: Banana republic, Guest Post, Income disparity, Legal, Media watch, Pandemic, Politics, Social values, Surveillance state, Technology and innovation
Posted by Yves Smith at 3:10 am | Comments Off on Critics Warn Repeal of Section 230 ‘Would Be Devastating for Human Rights, Social Movements, and Marginalized People’