

In the Blind Spot (The productivity paradox lives on)
SNEAK PEEK — Lessons from James Goldsmith on what’s really ailing Western productivity. — Make being a housewife great again — not least because
SNEAK PEEK — Lessons from James Goldsmith on what’s really ailing Western productivity. — Make being a housewife great again — not least because
By Mallory Culhane, with help from John Hendel, Steven Overly and Brendan Bordelon TECHIES, MEET J.D. VANCE — The official Republican candidate for vice president
SNEAK PEEK — What does FCA listing reform have to do with the new era of technopaternalism? — China expert George Magnus shares his
SNEAK PEEK — Izzy takes a closer look at new Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ big economic idea of “securonomics” and what it really entails. —
Guest post by Paul Dabrowa You wake up in July 2025 to headlines blaring across every news outlet: “China invades Taiwan with coast guard fleet.”
SNEAK PEEK — Izzy argues that economic reform of the Western economy won’t work without Glasnost. — Markets need to start thinking about how
SNEAK PEEK — Izzy catches up with investment advisor Russell Napier, who tells her credit rationing and central bank politicisation are on their way.
By Gian Volpicelli · Jun 20, 2024 Florian Seibel has seen the future of war — and it has robots in it. He now wants
SNEAK PEEK — Why this week’s petrodollar 50th anniversary “fake news” saga demonstrates a major misunderstanding about what really empowers the dollar. —
SNEAK PEEK — A tale of two Chinas. Izzy explores our growing inability to make sense of what’s really happening in China. — SocGen’s Albert
By Geoffrey Smith · Jun 7, 2024, 4:36 Vladimir Putin has been touting his economy’s resilience at his annual showpiece conference in St. Petersburg this
SNEAK PEEK — Dario delves into what constitutes the “state of exception” in the democratic world. — Who is Holland’s new prime minister Dick