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Billionaire Tom Steyer: 'Plug and play' bank loans to fossil fuel projects are 'insane' | GreenBiz
GreenBiz· 4 days agoIn the energy transition, human health and welfare trump short-term returns, says climate tech...
How Big Is CCP Inc.?
Foreign Policy Magazine· 2 days agoOne of the enduring mysteries of China’s economic rise is why the country’s extended engagement with Western capitalism and democracy didn’t diminish the...
Chinese Developers Face Make-or-Break Week in Liquidation Cases
Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance· 4 days ago(Bloomberg) -- Four defaulted Chinese developers are headed into Hong Kong court hearings on...
Housing is now 'impossibly unaffordable' in these 4 cities — and they're all in the same state
Business Insider via Yahoo News· 6 days agoOne consequence has been that homeowners who've locked in cheap mortgages don't want to lose them by...
Housing is now 'impossibly unaffordable' in these 4 cities — and they're all in the same state
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Weekly column: Will the stars align for a market crash?
The Forex Market· 17 hours agoThe 21% U.S. corporate tax rate is the biggest single variable in the sprawling 2025 tax debate, and the two parties are trying to turn that dial in opposite directions with major consequences ...
Bank accused of 'political decision' to hold interest rates
Daily Telegraph· 4 days agoA new study shows fossil fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions hit record highs last year. The...
Global | Council on Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations· 7 days agoIntroduction Since the financial crisis of 2007, central banks around the world have entered into a multitude of bilateral currency swap agreements with one another. The recipient ...
Faisal Islam: Voters are being taken for fools on the economy
BBC News· 6 days agoOne of the big areas where the credibility question has been raised is over taxes. There is an uneasy consensus among the two main parties that the next chancellor will not raise the main rates ...
