The Fundamental Flaw in Muddied Brexit Thinking
Brexit negotiators seem clueless about how to get out of their own way. Here’s why.
Read more...Brexit negotiators seem clueless about how to get out of their own way. Here’s why.
Read more...Offshoring is about the rush to cheap labor, not about automation and new technology.
Read more...The whinging from entitled Brits over the fact that the EU is playing Brexit hardball is getting annoying.
Read more...The pretense that even Monte dei Paschi can be bailed out privately is being abandoned. So how will Italy’s sick banks be salvaged?
Read more...Greece tried a surprise move to slip the creditors’ leash. Sadly, it’s not likely to succeed.
Read more...More proof that the Italian rejection of Renzi’s constitutional reform referendum was not a simple “populist uprising”.
Read more...Italy just may be able to save Monte dei Paschi with “precautionary recapitalization,” but what next?
Read more...An ignominious decade of UK company registration, illustrated by UK companies formed by Ian Taylor, an old friend from New Zealand
Read more...Remedies have failed to produced growth and lower indebtedness because they’re focused on protecting toxic behavior by banks in Europe’s core
Read more...The Italian referendum may have been more about Italy than anything else. Which says nothing about knock-on effects
Read more...Will the failure of Renzi’s constitutional referendum and resulting political uncertainty finally force Italy’s banking crisis to a head?
Read more...Europe is ignoring the lessons of New Deal era much to its peril.
Read more...Talks between Greek and Turkish camps in Cyprus have collapsed: “Greece first, then Russia have cut the legs off the negotiating table.”
Read more...The Financial Times is a bit too sympathetic to poor oppressed banks facing tougher EU safety rules.
Read more...Italian banks may start bail-ins at the worst possible time for Matteo Renzi and his constitutional reforms.
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