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Companies & Capital

The Tricky Real Estate Business

Office vacancy rates in major U.S. cities have reached their highest levels since at least 1979, according to Moody’s Analytics.

16 Jan 2024

Technology & Power

Big-Tech Monopoly

In 2024, a series of high-profile U.S. antitrust cases against leading technology companies, notably Google and Meta Platforms, are poised to reach pivotal conclusions.

09 Jan 2024

Companies & Capital

Is The Canary Suffocating?

FedEx's shares plummeted by 12% after the company reported disappointing results and outlook, leading to a series of price-target reductions by Wall Street analysts, which contributed to a late-day sell-off in the broader market.

03 Jan 2024

Industry & Sovereignty

It Is Hard To Avoid China

American companies, under significant pressure to minimize their reliance on China, are progressively shifting towards alternative manufacturing hubs such as Vietnam, Indonesia, and Mexico.

24 Dec 2023

Companies & Capital

Real Estate Is In Trouble

Mezzanine loans, known for their high interest rates and expedited foreclosure processes compared to traditional mortgages, have seen a notable surge in foreclosure notices.

23 Nov 2023

Companies & Capital

The State Of Venture Capital

The landscape of venture capital (VC) has undergone significant changes in the past year. According to Kroll, the US currently has $300 billion of uninvested capital in VC funds.

20 Nov 2023

Demographics & Society

Salaries Are Freezing

The most esteemed consulting firms in the world have decided to freeze their starting salaries for new graduates in the United States, as the fierce competition for jobs replaces the earlier trend of salary increases following the pandemic.

14 Nov 2023

Companies & Capital

Private Equity Sours

The private equity industry, once the titan of the financial sector during the era of low interest rates, now grapples with a new reality as interest rates rise, potentially reshaping its operations and strategies for the foreseeable future.

11 Nov 2023

Money & Markets

Hot Chinese Waters

The second-largest global economy, China, currently faces a deflating property bubble, local governments struggling with debt payments, and a banking system exposed to these issues.

26 Oct 2023

Companies & Capital

Softbank Is Getting Out Of China

SoftBank is taking steps to reduce its remaining stake in Alibaba, limiting its exposure to the Chinese market and raising funds due to the declining value of its technology investments amidst the market downturn.

17 Oct 2023

Money & Markets

Peak Europe?

The European Central Bank (ECB) has hiked interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to a historic high but indicated that borrowing costs in the eurozone may have reached their zenith, causing the euro to plummet.

03 Oct 2023

Industry & Sovereignty

China's Export Cool Further

In August, China saw its exports to the rest of the world decline for the fourth consecutive month, offering little relief from its deepening economic challenges and contributing to a gloomy global trade outlook.

20 Sept 2023

Companies & Capital

The Chinese Value Trap

Investors involved in Chinese equities have transitioned their focus from pursuing growth prospects to seeking undervalued opportunities.

10 Sept 2023

Money & Markets

Good News Is Bad News

The new normal in the stock and bond markets makes it more difficult for investors to build diversified portfolios.

05 Sept 2023

Money & Markets

A $ 12 Trillion Problem

China's "basket of measures" to address the risks posed by local government debt is anticipated to encompass a range of strategies, including special bond issuance, debt swaps, loan extensions, and a measure that Beijing has been reluctant to embrace: tapping into the central budget.

14 Aug 2023

Demographics & Society

China, The New Japan?

In the early 1990s, Japan captured the American imagination, but its remarkable rise turned into a prolonged decline, mainly due to demography.

09 Aug 2023

Demographics & Society

Luxury Sales Cool

Recent credit-card data indicates a notable slowdown in U.S. luxury spending, especially among younger consumers who are feeling the impact of inflation.

02 Aug 2023

Money & Markets

Corporate Debt Starts To Bite

The mounting threat of corporate debt defaults has long been downplayed by resilient credit markets, but the situation is taking a concerning turn as more companies face downgrades to junk credit ratings, leading to higher borrowing costs.

21 Jul 2023

Technology & Power

Threads, The Twitter Killer?

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, made a bold move on Wednesday by launching Threads, a direct competitor to Twitter.

11 Jul 2023

Energy & Reality

Oil Price Are Under Pressure

Goldman Sachs analysts have made a significant downward revision to their oil price forecast, citing increasing supply and sluggish demand for crude.

18 Jun 2023

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