Anthony Bondain

The Best Articles of the Week: Picasso, Cocaine and Diplomatic Durian

A Picasso for sale, Courbet in Qatar, jewel thieves fleeing in a gondola… This week, the press review focuses on art. While Sicily is turning into a desert, China is firing on all nuclear cylinders, and America is erecting statues to the glory of its geeks, others are wondering about the future of stablecoins, durian diplomacy, and the true nature of socially acceptable alcohol consumption.

October 24, 2025 at 04:42 am

The Best Articles of the Week: Trumpcoin, Thatcher, fried brains and data centers on fire

This week, MarketScreener's press review navigates between digital apocalypse and human comedy. Silicon Valley takes a sharp right turn while Margaret Thatcher haunts the conservatives. Artificial intelligence promises to wipe out the West's debts, provided OpenAI doesn't go bankrupt first. We also encounter web spies, megabatteries, AI-generated music - and even a private environmental detective.

October 17, 2025 at 08:42 am

The Best Articles of the Week: Cowboys and currency traders, amongst others

In this week's press review: gold shining bright, apocalyptic journalists, and news about Donald Trump's "Peace" campaign.

October 10, 2025 at 09:52 am

The Best Articles of the Week: AI, electricity and the soft apocalypse

There are artificial intelligences that guzzle electricity like others guzzle rosé, billionaires who are reshuffling the deck of global power (in Ellison bathrobes or Jane Street hoodies), and politicians who are rewriting the Constitution as if it were a post on X.

October 03, 2025 at 03:11 am

The Best Articles of the Week: Will post-apocalyptic capitalism be sweet, crypto-compatible, and run by hobbits?

In this week's press review, donuts, memecoins, a democracy that (sometimes) works, and AI everywhere. In the US, while Donald Trump is busy rolling out his plan, some believe he has the worst opposition in the world.

September 26, 2025 at 03:23 am

The Best Articles of the Week: Cervantes, salmon sperm, populism and Pokémon

The week was haunted by ghosts. The Phoenicians claim their place in pop culture: these ghosts of the past collide with AI, Pokémon cards… and crypto.

September 12, 2025 at 05:33 am

The Best Articles of the Week: a sex recession, AI, Bistros and Autocracy

Stockmarket valuations now exceed those in the dot-com bubble, according to the WSJ. The FT questions the market's indifference to political attacks on the Fed. Wired identifies the unexpected winners of Trump's trade war. Foreign Policy and Le Grand Continent revisit the tensions between AI, democracy, and central banks. Check out our selection of must-read articles this week.

September 05, 2025 at 05:38 am

The Best Articles of the Week: yes, you can find Cartman, Warren Buffett, and Thucydides in the same place

MarketScreener's weekly press review is as eclectic as ever. It features the usual suspects, such as Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, and AI, but also takes us on a journey to ruined countries, eastern steppes, and Chinese empires. This week also features beer and music.

August 08, 2025 at 04:33 am

Uninvited guest: Dassault Systèmes

There was a morbid curiosity amongst MarketScreener's editorial team to determine when Dassault Systèmes would make its debut on the list of stocks eligible for the "Shouldn't have invited them" section. This has finally happened: since July, the stock has been on a downward trend for the current year, over the past year, over the past three years, and over the past five years. And while it has doubled over the past ten years, only the oldest shareholders can rejoice. But why so much hatred towards it?

August 06, 2025 at 10:39 am

Today's analyst opinions: Novo and Worldline still shaken, Orange and Danone appreciated

Airbus benefits from a sharp increase in its target price at Vertical Research (EUR212). L'Oréal is back up at JP Morgan, which has moved to neutral with a target price of EUR360. Novo Nordisk has suffered two simultaneous downgrades and sharply lowered targets - around DKK 350.

July 31, 2025 at 04:37 am

Analysts' opinions of the day: Kering splits, news on Abivax, Soitec and Novo Nordisk

Abivax has seen its target more than tripled by Oddo BHF. Kering has divided analysts, with some raising their targets and others maintaining their negative opinions. Croda, Heineken, and Philips have received upgraded recommendations, while Novo Nordisk has been downgraded with its target halved.

July 30, 2025 at 05:09 am

The Best Articles of the Week: Bayeux, all pilots and a little sex

In this week's press review, we take you from Bayeux to a marine cemetery, and from the UK to Canada via Beirut and Lebanon. Meanwhile, Europe is being lectured by Jamie Dimon, American tourists are no longer welcome, and hunger is ravaging the United States.

July 11, 2025 at 03:52 am

The Best Articles of the Week: from high altitudes to the depths of the sea… with Charlemagne

This week, summits are all the rage, whether they're in the Himalayas or on the stockmarket; however, beware of sudden shifts: the climb isn't always very regulated. Behind the scenes, Amazon robots are replacing humans, Chinese AI models are selling like hotcakes, and call center employees are tired of being treated like chatbots. We also come across Lego, statues of Stalin, and some beautiful photos of the seabed.

July 04, 2025 at 04:16 am

The Best Articles of the Week: the strongest in investment, the strongest in eternal youth, and the strongest in questionable payments

What do The Edge, Vera Rubin, the Three Musketeers and a camper van have in common? MarketScreener's weekly press review! Eclectic, unexpected, and a little crazy, it also covers eternal life, the secrets of big investors and June 6, 1944, as seen by AI.

June 27, 2025 at 05:26 am

The Best Articles of the Week: Trumpphone, hard-boiled eggs, and mutant dolls

Where to put your money when US politics is tearing wallets apart, the Fed doubts its own tools, and money is skyrocketing? At the same time, Ireland is thriving as a petro-monarchy, North Korea is suffering big losses in Ukraine, and China is handing out its tech like hotcakes. We also talk about green utopia (the world's largest network of parks).

June 20, 2025 at 04:03 am

The Best Articles of the Week: Jaws, Super Tomato's revenge, and where is Barack?

The world is going every which way but loose this week, and so are our articles. Hedge funds are rummaging through France's industrial ruins, while the war of autonomous drones is knocking at the door and the Fed is looking for a new guru. Trump reigns supreme, Obama keeps a low profile, and American democracy is bogged down in its own paradoxes. On another front, Apple is feeling the breath of obsolescence, start-ups are miniaturizing to the extreme, and AI is demanding the keys to the house. Fortunately, there is some breathing room: tomatoes are clearing their name, and Spielberg is back on top thanks to a 50-year-old shark. And then there's the moon, aliens from the 1980s and a footnote that could save the global economy. Are we exaggerating? Maybe. But it's Friday.

June 13, 2025 at 04:44 am

The Best Articles of the Week: the dollar is broken, AI hasn't killed browsers, and the return of feudalism

This week, Les Beaux Articles takes you to a world where the dollar is losing its bearings, US bonds are no longer obeying anyone, and the economy is turning absurd in the hushed salons of the Wall Street Journal. Meanwhile, web browsers are being resurrected, AI is starting to lie and code with "vibes".

June 06, 2025 at 04:35 am

Economy: how important are blue-collar workers in the US (and elsewhere)?

Make Manufacturing Great Again… The MAGA movement is pushing for the return of industrial production to the United States. To achieve this, it will be necessary to reverse a trend that has been firmly established in recent years: the peak of industry across the Atlantic celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2023! But what is the weight of manufacturing labor in US employment?

June 02, 2025 at 09:48 am

The Best Articles of the Week: pizza, plutocrats, oil, peplum

While AI forgets its own lines of code and Microsoft builds an "agent factory," Apple is struggling to get off the ground. Meanwhile, the US is flirting with the Republican precipice akin to Ancient Rome, while China builds a fortress. Fortunately, we still have ultra-capitalist socialist Sweden, and CEOs who are in love but borderline…

May 23, 2025 at 09:36 am

Huge bribes: US sues three insurers for Medicare fraud

A major scandal is rocking the US health insurance industry. The Department of Justice is accusing three heavyweights—CVS Health (via Aetna), Elevance Health, and Humana—of orchestrating a vast kickback scheme with brokers to steer patients toward their Medicare Advantage plans, to the detriment of competitors and policyholders themselves.

May 02, 2025 at 04:22 am

The weekly roundup: Russian grocery stores in China, SUV and mobile phone matters and accidental Trump texts

This week's press review plunges us into an odyssey ranging from the bizarre to strategic, where Trump texts his war plans while amber is manufactured in 24 hours. Wall Street is rocking to the rhythm of conspiracy theories and shaky bets, while China installs Russian grocery stores as its new weapons of influence. We also deal with a medical mystery in Montchavin, discuss existential questions about SUVs and mobile phones, and accidental texts from the Trump administration.

March 28, 2025 at 08:38 am