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Publicis, Disney, Ikea: This Week's Top Trending Financial Tweets - Week 15

Welcome back to our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about Publicis, Disney, Ikea, and more, so here goes: this week's selection of 7 trending financial Tweets.

The problem with the “Modern Monetary Theory”

IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde warned on Thursday against the temptation of Modern Monetary Theory, a concept that is gaining some traction among certain political and financial circles. It...

A No-Deal Brexit could be good news for the US and China

Brexit is getting messier by the day. Most investors are hoping for an amicable divorce, but according to a new report from the UN, China and the US could greatly benefit from the United Kingdom...

The Big Picture

Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

Hyundai, China, IBM: This Week's Top Trending Financial Tweets - Week 14

Yet another week has come to an end and so it is time for our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about Hyundai, China, IBM and more, so here goes: this week's selection of 7 trending...

A welcome rebound in hiring in the US

The rebound in hiring in the United States in March is confirmed. After a slump in February, the American economy created 196,000 jobs last month, which tops expectations.

Conglomerates, monuments in danger

Conglomerates have become obsolete. And the resilient ones, with a few exceptions, are unlikely to change investors' minds. General Electric shareholders know something about this. Let it be said in...

The Big Picture

Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

Lyft, Japan, Nestle: This Week's Top Trending Financial Tweets - Week 13

Welcome back to our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about Lyft, Japan, Nestle, and more, so here goes: this week's selection of 7 trending financial Tweets.

The Big Picture

Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

FedEx, Uber, TSG Consumer: This Week's Top Trending Financial Tweets - Week 12

Yet another week has come to an end and so it is time for our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about FedEx, Uber, TSG Consumer and more, so here goes: this week's selection of 7...

The Fed does a U-turn

On Wednesday, the US Central Bank abruptly changed course. It gave up on raising interest rates this year, as it expects a more pronounced slowdown in growth in the United States and lower inflation.

The Big Picture

Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

Champagne, Italy, Google: This Week's Top Trending Financial Tweets - Week 11

Welcome back to our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about champagne, Italy, Google, and more, so here goes: this week's selection of 7 trending financial Tweets.

Markets remain surprisingly calm despite chaotic week for Brexit

Over the week, the British pound gained 1.80 percent against the dollar and 1 percent against the euro. This reflects the surprising confidence of investors that the EU and Britain will have an...

The Big Picture

Our segment, The Big Picture, aims to share with you on a weekly basis graphics, data, images of interest, or infographics that offer a fresh look on the global economy and the forces that are driving...

Tesla, Deutsche, Nvidia: This Week's Top Trending Financial Tweets - Week 10

Yet another week has come to an end and so it is time for our weekly recap of financial Tweets. We've got news about Tesla, Deutsche Bank, Nvidia and more, so here goes: this week's selection of 7...

Dividends: a trap to avoid

Certain companies get listed on the exchange in order to meet a structural and permanent need to raise capital. These companies are, to speak with the words of Warren Buffett, ‘depending on the...

Accounting profit vs. free cash-flow

Whenever we assess a listed company - whether we want to invest in it or simply out of interest - one of the essential elements of the analysis consists of identifying that company’s actual...