More Brexit Delusion: City Issues Wish List That the EU Already Rejected
When you’d thought the British had reached the limits of outlandishness on the Brexit front, they manage to outdo themselves.
Read more...When you’d thought the British had reached the limits of outlandishness on the Brexit front, they manage to outdo themselves.
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Read more...Why firing Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray would probably turn out to be a win for Democrats.
Read more...Trump’s choice to head the SEC, prominent corporate lawyer Jay Clayton, is much more of a mainstream pick than many of his other appointments so far.
Read more...Be warned: European officials have already starting taking tough moves in the war on cash.
Read more...“Audit the Fed” is likely to become law. It’s about time.
Read more...How you lose when AirBnB wins.
Read more...More on Uber’s questionable prospects and the dubious defenses offered by boosters, in this case, “Freakonomics” professor Stephen Levitt.
Read more...Storied short seller Jim Chanos takes a long view of recent political and economic changes, including, of course, the Trump win.
Read more...Gaming out some likely Trump scenarios.
Read more...Deutsche came off well in a mortgage settlement with the DoJ, while Barclay’s decision to fight doesn’t look so smart.
Read more...The Monte dei Paschi domino is finally about to fall. But what does that mean in practice?
Read more...Conflicts of interest are not new to US politics; this paper shows how TARP votes tracked the stock portfolios of member of Congress.
Read more...Florida electricity customers will foot the bill to build natural gas infrastructure surplus to projected demand to benefit power company.
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