Opinion: Crypto can’t rely on the government to save it from itself
Cryptocurrency is having an existential crisis. Last month, crypto lender Celsius filed for bankruptcy protection. It has frozen withdrawals since June 12, and it’s unclear
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U.S. Factory Growth Slowed in July on Decline in Orders – WSJ
Growth at U.S. manufacturing companies was its weakest in two years in July, but inflationary pressures showed signs of cooling as commodity prices eased, according
Is this as good as it gets for Big Oil? – CNN
The highest oil prices in a decade. A renewed government focus on energy security. Huge demand for refining crude so it can be used as
Venture capital’s silent crash: when the tech boom met reality – The Financial Times
The venture capital world is in the grip of a silent crash. Unlike the stock market, there are no daily market indices to broadcast the
UK businesses slash investments due to soaring prices and Brexit – The Guardian
UK business leaders are slashing investment plans as soaring prices, Brexit trading difficulties and political uncertainty all leave bosses pessimistic about the economic outlook.
The busiest economic week of the summer is over: Here’s everything we learned – CNN
If you’re reading this, it means you’ve survived the busiest week of the summer. Congratulations. The last week of July came with an overwhelming confluence
PODCAST: Maximo Torero Cullen on the Looming Food Crisis
Inflation has pushed up prices for almost everything, but rising food prices could mean life or death for people in countries already struggling with conflict,
Multilateralism and the Private Sector
In an age mediated by advanced technology, it is easy to forget that human beings – and life itself – depend entirely on fragile planetary
Bank of England Set for Biggest Interest Rate Rise in 27 Years – Bloomberg
The Bank of England this week is expected to push through the biggest interest-rate increase in 27 years and unveil its strategy for unwinding some
How high property prices can damage the economy- The Economist
Economists’ interest in land has waxed and waned over time. For the political economists of the 18th and 19th centuries, it was central to understanding