My back-to-work morning train WFH checks out:
– Ten convenient phrases for bluffing your way through the brand-new monetary crisis: Those screams you hear are 10 thousand self-appointed economists wailing into the existential void. ( The Spectator).
– Cash Retakes Its Crown as the Fed Wrestles With Inflation: Investors are piling into products that shield them from losses in an increasing rate environment. (Businessweek) see also Bonds May Be Having Their Worst Year Yet This has been the most devastating time for bonds considering that at least 1926, and maybe in centuries. But, our writer composes, much of the damage is currently behind us.( New York Times).
– Macro Hedge Funds Turn In Banner Year in Volatile Market Biggest interest-rate and currency relocations in years fuel gains after years of subpar returns. (Wall Street Journal).
– A non-random walk down Lombard Street: Not all market interventions are bailouts and not all bailouts are bad (feet Alphaville).
– Will Anyone Ever Buy or Sell a Home Again?( Slate) see also Taller Towers, Fewer Homes: New store condominium towers, some with fewer homes than the buildings they replace, are misusing high-density sites in Manhattan, metropolitan organizers say.
– Stuck on an Investment Problem? It Might Be Time for a Change. By breaking down silos and pushing investors into new workflows, financial investment offices can motivate innovative problem solving, our columnist composes. (Institutional Investor).
– 20 Predictions for the Music Business in 10 Years: Music Business (The Honest Broker).
– Apples Tech Supply Chain Shows Difficulty of Dumping China Covid Zero, deteriorating US-Sino relations pressure United States companies Chips are in the crosshairs as Taiwan-China tensions increase (Bloomberg).
– Are You Too Old to Wear That Now? Lockdown wrought a great deal of modifications– and, for many males, the clothing they wore pre-Covid do not match who they are now. Two authors of various generations hunt for cool, age-appropriate options. (Wall Street Journal).
– The Not-So-Silent Friendship of Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith: The 2, who have played the characters Jay and Silent Bob for 28 years and counting, review their time as buddies and expert partners. ( New York Times).
Be sure to take a look at our Masters in Business interview this weekend with David McRaney, science reporter, blogger, podcaster, and author. He produced the podcast You Are Not So Smart based on his successful book of the very same name. His new book is “How Minds Change: The Surprising Science of Belief, Opinion, and Persuasion.”
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2022 Has Been a Dismal Year for IPOsSource: Goldman Sachs via Financial Times
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– Cash Retakes Its Crown as the Fed Wrestles With Inflation: Investors are stacking into products that shield them from losses in a rising rate environment. – Will Anyone Ever Buy or Sell a Home Again?( Slate) see likewise Taller Towers, Fewer Homes: New boutique condo towers, some with fewer homes than the buildings they change, are wasting high-density websites in Manhattan, metropolitan coordinators state. – Stuck on an Investment Problem? – Are You Too Old to Wear That Now?
