How Money Became A Form Of Social Media

How Money Became A Form Of Social Media

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The Macro Implications of the Blue Tsunami

We don't need to tell you that the midterm elections were historic: The Democrats won bigger than even they imagined. But as the dust settles, an open question we are puzzling over is the market's ongoing reaction to this massive political sea change. Democratic control of Congre ...  Show more

James Bosworth on What Comes After Lula's Stunning Win

When we last talked to James Bosworth, it seemed like an “orange wave” was going to take over Latin America and further realign the region’s interests with those of the Trump administration. But with Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s surprise victory in Brazil’s presidential election l ...  Show more

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