Dump, post, repeat: how Instagram became a social media junkyard – The Guardian
Last year, I took 658 photos during my four-day trip to Venice. Fifteen years ago, I would have posted every single one of them to...
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U.K. Home Sales Soar as Mortgage Rates Ease – WSJ
The number of U.K home sales soared on year in September as average mortgage rates fell to their lowest point in 15 months, a report...
Global supply chains are under pressure again. Will inflation start rising? – The Guardian
With a pandemic that upended global trade through lockdowns and travel restrictions still fresh in managers’ minds, international supply chains are again under pressure. Shippers...
Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk – WSJ
TotalEnergies is holding the line on its cash returns to shareholders, which is likely to be seen as reassuring by investors, RBC Capital Markets analysts...
The house-price supercycle is just getting going – The Economist
After the financial crisis of 2007-09, global house prices fell by 6% in real terms. But, before long, they picked up again, and sailed past...
Private equity firms ploughing billions into fossil fuels, analysis reveals – The Guardian
Private equity firms are using US public sector workers’ retirement savings to fund fossil fuel projects pumping more than a billion tonnes of greenhouse gas...
Why is Canada’s economy falling behind America’s? – The Economist
The economies of Canada and America are joined at the hip. Some $2bn of trade and 400,000 people cross their 9,000km of shared border every...
US Hiring in ADP Data Rebounds After Five Months of Easing – Bloomberg
Hiring at US companies picked up in September, snapping a five-month stretch of slower payrolls growth. Private payrolls increased 143,000 last month after an August...
The market reaction to global tensions might not follow the old script – The Financial Times
The good vibes washing around global markets are proving to be very hard to shift. Overnight, the festering conflict in the Middle East went very...
Why Stocks Underperform in High-Growth Countries – WSJ
You’d think that companies in countries that have strong GDP growth would be good places to invest your money. Not so. Many investors likely assume...