Financial News The Wall Street JournalFollowThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·March 21, 2019 The birth of a monkey using new reproductive technology marks a breakthrough in an effort to preserve fertility for young boys who undergo cancer treatment https://t.co/HqnQp4YCJhReply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on Twitter3TwitterThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·March 21, 2019 "There are no wild bets anymore," says one of Bill Ackman's investors. The hedge fund manager has been recovering quietly from a pair of disastrous calls. https://t.co/IIgsI6fgjjReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter7Like on Twitter34TwitterThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·March 21, 2019 The House Oversight Committee said it had obtained evidence that White House officials, including Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, used personal email accounts and messaging apps to conduct official business https://t.co/lHxFIq7qfSReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter83Like on Twitter168TwitterThe Wall Street Journal@WSJ·March 21, 2019 Opinion: Whether Bernie Sanders wants to call the humanitarian disaster he encouraged in Venezuela socialism or “democratic” socialism, the press should not allow him to escape accountability https://t.co/8sHBWetjxjReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter62Like on Twitter148TwitterLoad More... Bloomberg LPFollowBloomberg LP@Bloomberg·March 21, 2019 If private equity and venture capital firms need a reason to hire more women, consider this: gender balance gives investment teams a performance edge. #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/P1fYsocgGqReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter5TwitterBloomberg LP@Bloomberg·March 20, 2019 When we set out to build our European HQ, we wanted to push the boundaries of sustainable office design, while creating a space that inspires and excites our team. Thank you to @architectsjrnal for honoring us with this recognition. https://t.co/JB3cMy2y2WReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter6Like on Twitter20TwitterBloomberg LP@Bloomberg·March 19, 2019 "Alexa, tell me something I don't know about Bloomberg." Open Bloomberg on your Amazon Echo to hear directly from our employees. https://t.co/5CdDT6y2VrReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter4TwitterBloomberg LP@Bloomberg·March 18, 2019 Currently, $12 trillion in assets in the U.S. goes to sustainable investment -- a 38% increase in just two years. That’s progress, but there’s more to do, writes Mary Schapiro, our Vice Chair for Global Public Policy. https://t.co/5aCUsDQ6ywReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter10Like on Twitter17TwitterLoad More... Financial TimesFollowFinancial Times@FinancialTimes·March 21, 2019 Vestager discloses ambition to become next EU commission chief https://t.co/7vmmRv6yP8Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter3Like on Twitter12TwitterFinancial Times@FinancialTimes·March 21, 2019 Trump says US should recognise Israeli sovereignty over Golan Heights https://t.co/wtpTkUGpeKReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter6Like on Twitter18TwitterFinancial Times@FinancialTimes·March 21, 2019 Simon Kuper: ‘If the EU dies, it won’t be an apocalyptic collapse. Rather, it would go in a much duller, quintessentially EU manner’ https://t.co/l929nvkNvnReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter3Like on Twitter14TwitterFinancial Times@FinancialTimes·March 21, 2019 The EU is offering Theresa May a two-month extension to Brexit, a month shorter than the UK prime minister's request to Brussels https://t.co/pqvk2N2qDpReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter9Like on Twitter27TwitterLoad More... Financial TimesFollowFinancial Times@FT·March 21, 2019 White Noise — a strident drama by Suzan-Lori Parks at the Public Theater, New York https://t.co/S5ShaOVvoMReply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on Twitter2TwitterFinancial Times@FT·March 21, 2019 Alexei Ratmansky revisits Cinderella for the Australian Ballet https://t.co/PrE3J5wnqJReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter4TwitterFinancial Times@FT·March 21, 2019 Thomas Adès brings his exciting new piano concerto to Carnegie Hall https://t.co/UbbH8Lqp22Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on Twitter4TwitterFinancial Times@FT·March 21, 2019 How May decided she was willing to accept no-deal Brexit https://t.co/5xF58xCkdoReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter12Like on Twitter11TwitterLoad 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 Twitter56Like on Twitter121TwitterThe 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 Twitter36Like on Twitter47TwitterThe 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 Twitter13Like on Twitter21TwitterThe 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 Twitter13Like on Twitter24TwitterLoad More... The EconomistFollowThe Economist@TheEconomist·March 21, 2019 Are individuals, platforms or governments responsible for controlling extreme content online? @BenShapiro and @AnneMcElvoy debate on “The Economist asks” podcast https://t.co/I506aUxeHUReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter4Like on Twitter2TwitterThe Economist@TheEconomist·March 21, 2019 The worst fears are unproven. But it is time to take precautions https://t.co/L1DTNtk5iAReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter12Like on Twitter18TwitterThe Economist@TheEconomist·March 21, 2019 Are calories a con? Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter30Like on Twitter65TwitterThe Economist@TheEconomist·March 21, 2019 Relatively few women become academic economists, and many of those who do are treated badly, according to a recent survey by the American Economics Association https://t.co/oYWJMvKshgReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter38Like on Twitter58TwitterLoad More... The Economist Intelligence UnitFollowThe Economist Intelligence Unit@TheEIU·March 21, 2019 Brazilian cities, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, plummeted in their Worldwide Cost of Living ranking as the country experienced a tumultuous year. Read more in our latest report: https://t.co/qlUqp6n7M1 Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitterThe Economist Intelligence Unit@TheEIU·March 21, 2019 To date, bigger companies have proportionally shown more commitment to AI in terms of investment at scale and creation of formal AI strategies. Looking ahead, however, smaller firms are taking the plunge. Click below to learn more. (Via @Globality) https://t.co/rQqTaoHLMvReply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on Twitter1TwitterThe Economist Intelligence Unit@TheEIU·March 21, 2019 Turkey is now in recession. For any country, a recession would increase unemployment and cause hardship. But for Turkey, the problem is exacerbated because it also has one of the world's fastest-growing populations. Read more: https://t.co/Rb5t2Oo1rR Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter2TwitterThe Economist Intelligence Unit@TheEIU·March 21, 2019 The IPCC has warned that if global warming exceeds 1.5°C the repercussions will be dire. Can trade agreements help? Read our report 'Climate change and trade agreements: Friends or foes?' and register for today's webinar at https://t.co/NyUxZCo67x @iccwbo #tradeReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter3TwitterLoad More... EIU PerspectivesFollowEIU Perspectives@EIUPerspectives·March 21, 2019 To date, bigger companies have proportionally shown more commitment to AI in terms of investment at scale and creation of formal AI strategies. Looking ahead, however, smaller firms are taking the plunge. Learn more here: (Link) (Via @Globality) https://t.co/Xo2d11PaujReply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitterEIU Perspectives@EIUPerspectives·March 21, 2019 #Osteoporosis is relatively well managed in #Australia. Our persona portrait explores the health system challenges in the country and how it impacts a patient’s daily life. Learn more here> https://t.co/oPjOrelyHw (Commissioned By @Amgen) Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitterEIU Perspectives@EIUPerspectives·March 21, 2019 Wealthy #Adelaide falls in the one-star category #bleisurebarometer, dragged down by low scores for quality of food and beverage, and opportunity for cultural experience. Find out how the other Asian cities compare> https://t.co/tN05juFIeZ (Via @FlyANA_official) Reply on TwitterRetweet on TwitterLike on TwitterTwitterRetweet on TwitterEIU Perspectives RetweetedMichael Gold 金邁克@Michael_E_Gold·March 21, 2019 US companies show higher readiness than those in Europe, China and elsewhere to face potentially stricter #dataprivacy regulations. Find out more in our latest report: https://t.co/cTRmjeM2uT @EIUPerspectivesReply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter2Like on Twitter2TwitterLoad More... 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