18
Dec
Note: Judging the judges
Judging the judges. Over the past few years, Americans appear to have lost trust in their judicial system, quickly and
1 min read
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17
Dec
Note: The pond gets wider
The pond gets wider. The U.S. and Europe are drifting apart, economically. The American economy grows and grows, worker
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17
Dec
Tale of two economies
Why is Europe falling so far behind the U.S.? Martin Wolf on diverging histories of investment, innovation, and confidence.
11 min read
17
Dec
Note: ‘Personare’
111 MHz: ‘Personare.’ The Austrian guitarist and composer Christian Fennesz is back with his first new record in five years.
16
Dec
Note: Bandits
Why is Europe falling so far behind the U.S.? Martin Wolf on their split histories of investment, innovation, and confidence.
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12
Dec
Note: Reputational hazards
Reputational hazards. Back in 2019, when I lived in Hong Kong, the police began ordering financial institutions to freeze the
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12
Dec
Dear customer
Have banks really started closing people’s accounts because of their political views? Victoria Barnes on the dynamics of debanking.
8 min read
12
Dec
Note: ‘New Sun’
111 MHz: ‘New Sun.’ The experimental arm of Andrew PM Hunt’s music making, Dialect, makes great effect of his
11
Dec
Note: Many warships, few words
Have banks really started closing clients’ accounts because of their political views? Victoria Barnes on the dynamics of debanking.
1 min read
10
Dec
Note: ‘It’s a series of unfortunate events’
‘It’s a series of unfortunate events.’ Two years ago, all Western countries were hit hard by inflation—topping 10
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