Financial News The Wall Street JournalFollowThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·May 26, 2019 Living to 100, once a rarity in the U.S., is now on the rise https://t.co/rcZU7sf1DaReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter13Like on Twitter23TwitterThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·May 26, 2019 “I knew I’d be sold off once in China.” Escaping North Korea is especially punishing for many women and girls. https://t.co/Ku7hwGvrKjReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter29Like on Twitter39TwitterThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·May 26, 2019 Ten years on, "Generation Jobless" looks back at how graduating into a financial crisis shaped their career paths https://t.co/j7udEV91GKReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter24Like on Twitter97TwitterThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·May 26, 2019 Since fleeing China in 2016 in the face of fraud allegations, Shi Jianxiang has partied with Mike Tyson and had his picture taken with President Trump https://t.co/nfJJkKpSiQReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter18Like on Twitter35TwitterLoad More... Bloomberg LPFollowBloomberg LP@Bloomberg·May 24, 2019 300 Bloomberg Intelligence research professionals around the world take pride in the fact that they don’t let buy/sell ratings influence their work. They want you to draw your own conclusions. https://t.co/6PsZm9cvMSReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter5Like on Twitter17TwitterBloomberg LP@Bloomberg·May 23, 2019 Banks that fill their loan books with so-called positive-incentive deals could be better placed to not only attract clients, like sustainability conscious millennials, but also lower funding costs. https://t.co/VTjR5Fl9CfReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter107Like on Twitter4161TwitterBloomberg LP@Bloomberg·May 22, 2019 "If you want to improve something, you have to measure it, and you have to be transparent about it," says @janzijd, CEO of @avonworldwide, a #BloombergGEI member. 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Financial TimesFollowFinancial Times@FT·May 26, 2019 Modi strikes conciliatory tone after landslide win https://t.co/6nUafUexUcReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter13TwitterFinancial Times@FT·May 26, 2019 Why George the Poet swept the board at the British Podcast Awards https://t.co/2XF95r4027Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter13TwitterFinancial Times@FT·May 26, 2019 Taking on the US: the giant hurdle for European fund managers https://t.co/c9Sznn3hTiReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter6TwitterFinancial Times@FT·May 26, 2019 Standard Life Aberdeen rebuked by rival fund managers over pay https://t.co/Xm0wsSsgOhReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter5TwitterLoad More... The EconomistFollowRetweet on TwitterThe Economist RetweetedCharles Read@EconCharlesRead·September 6, 2018 My obituary of Sir James Mirrlees (1936-2018), "The Optimal Economist", Nobel prize winner and expert on tax policy https://t.co/Mxvwt4cnqW Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter58Like on Twitter124TwitterThe Economist@EconBizFin·July 24, 2018 Under its previous leader, Nigel Farage, a firewall was built up between UKIP and the far right. Under current management the lines have blurred https://t.co/Y3t73DRT2jReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter38Like on Twitter50TwitterThe Economist@EconBizFin·July 21, 2018 "Nigel was Mr Brexit. Now we are looking at a broader cultural agenda," says one UKIP politician https://t.co/vyy4AY8TuuReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter14Like on Twitter23TwitterThe Economist@EconBizFin·July 20, 2018 UKIP, the party that infected British politics with the Brexit virus, is on the up again https://t.co/ILVjVHIpeeReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter14Like on Twitter25TwitterLoad More... The EconomistFollowThe Economist@TheEconomist·May 26, 2019 Rojava’s Kurdish rulers may be relatively progressive, but they owe their power to gun-toting revolutionary committees, not the ballot box https://t.co/jSUXtcf5G3Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter17TwitterThe Economist@TheEconomist·May 26, 2019 Losing Bremen after seven decades would be a "knife to the heart" of Germany’s SPD, says one political scientist https://t.co/Pfs3aQNWv3Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter10Like on Twitter33TwitterThe Economist@TheEconomist·May 26, 2019 The popularity of American presidents is no longer tied to the state of the economy https://t.co/wXMojFckD6Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter23Like on Twitter58TwitterThe Economist@TheEconomist·May 26, 2019 Were Huawei to go under, the shock waves would rattle all of tech world https://t.co/DAgRbd3guOReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter51Like on Twitter88TwitterLoad More... The Economist Intelligence UnitFollowThe Economist Intelligence Unit@TheEIU·May 24, 2019 Infrastructure public-private partnership investment size relative to GDP increased slightly across the region but remained at 2% or less in more than half of countries in Latin America and the Caribbean region. Find more in The EIU's Infrascope index: https://t.co/o3S2IBKWyK Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter3TwitterThe Economist Intelligence Unit@TheEIU·May 24, 2019 As stated in our updated Out of the Shadows Index, industry engagement is needed to better protect children, especially against online child sexual abuse, where the expansion of broadband internet has placed more children at risk. Access the Index results: https://t.co/LO3EIlHIGr Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on Twitter1TwitterThe Economist Intelligence Unit@TheEIU·May 24, 2019 A proud moment for The EIU's analysts: we won 39 first place rankings in the @FocusEconomics #Analyst #Forecast #Awards. The high quality of our analysis continues to provide confidence to our clients about the future. See more details: https://t.co/1gjliZZt2o Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on TwitterTwitterRetweet on TwitterThe Economist Intelligence Unit RetweetedJoseph Lake@EconomistLake·May 24, 2019 Climate change is causing environmental upheaval that destabilises regions and raises the risk of bloodshed | The Economist https://t.co/Wg0Ro4zDXoReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter2TwitterLoad More... EIU PerspectivesFollowEIU Perspectives@EIUPerspectives·May 24, 2019 With the European elections happening, Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is being revised to help meet the Paris climate goals and improve people’s diets, while helping farmers stay in business. Can a reformed CAP deliver #FoodSustainability? https://t.co/S2yeV9Ditf @BarillaCFN Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitterEIU Perspectives@EIUPerspectives·May 24, 2019 Brazil's National Policy for Food and Nutritional Security combines action by civil-society organisations with policies that tackle the root causes of hunger. How are countries addressing hunger? We explore. https://t.co/2AYrMVjjI5 (via @BarillaCFN) #FoodSustainability Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitterEIU Perspectives@EIUPerspectives·May 22, 2019 About three-quarters of the world’s extreme poor live in rural areas. Agriculture and food production can help to solve these challenges, providing well-paid and varied work. 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