Robin Wigglesworth
Norwegian-British financial journalist, editor of FT Alphaville, co-host of The Story of Money and author of Trillions and A Fabulous Debt.
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Their wordsIt’s wild to me that this kind stuff — assassination threats, sabotage, cyber warfare and airspace encroachment — is now entirely routine. Isn’t it time that Europe goes more on the offence to show that both sides can play that game, beyond just supporting Ukraine?
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Their wordsI was pretty cynical about Man City’s financial doping and didn’t like the idea of stripping titles etc, but seeing their utterly shameless response and desperate threats makes me want the book thrown at them.
- 7 weeks earlier
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Their wordsHedge funds now own 8.5% of the entire Treasury market — more than China, Japan and Saudi Arabia combined. This is dangerous, given how systemically important the US government bond market is.
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Their wordsThis is another form of de facto debt that doesnt appear on their balance sheet.
- 4 weeks earlier
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Their wordsFinance often gets forgotten or ignored by many historians and history buffs. The reality is that it's often shaped the course of history just as much as the course of history has shaped finance.
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Their wordsBut I think all the conspiracy theories that naturally start show how FIFA’s rampant & overt corruption and favouritism has screwed people’s perception of the game.
- 5 weeks earlier
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Their wordsIMO what a lot of people are actually desperate for is shared experiences.
- 6 weeks earlier
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Their wordsI suspect it would do a fair bit to moderate the debate and punish extremist parties?