The Zeitgeist | 1.22.2019

This is our feature of the 10 most on-Narrative (i.e. interconnected, highly similar) stories in financial media. It’s not a list of best articles, or articles we think are most interesting, or articles we agree with. But if you’re going to read 5-10 stories when you start your day, these are the ones that are most connected to the financial news that got published today.

Backed by a 200 Million Investor Blockchain-powered Investment Platform, Roobee Is Launching Service with $10 Investment Threshold

Insiders say that Google’s new cloud boss is likely to make some very large acquisitions

2019 Is The Year Of The Corporate Debt Diet

Things Could Get Much Worse for Apple When It Reports Earnings

Earnings Preview: What To Expect From IBM On Tuesday

‘Cypress Semi’s CEO Talks Cars, Smart Homes and Industry M&A With TheStreet

Trump two years in: The dealmaker who can’t seem to make a deal

Nissan CEO says new capital ties with Renault not discussed

As global recession fears grow, calls escalate for Trump to end shutdown and trade war

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Plus Chamath is up to his old tricks.

I hate raccoons.

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By Ben Hunt | May 24, 2021 | 0 Comments

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Many People Are Saying … Bitcoin is Art

By Ben Hunt | May 24, 2021 | 0 Comments

The Bitcoin Is Art thesis that I put out back in 2015 (The Effete Rebellion of Bitcoin) and recently put forward again (In Praise of…

The Zeitgeist | 2.4.2019

By Rusty Guinn | February 4, 2019 | 0 Comments

The near-term focus of financial markets coverage seems squarely on M&A in the U.S. Elsewhere, Lord Fink (!) roasts Corbyn and Australian housing has become a media obsession.

The Zeitgeist | 2.1.2019

By Rusty Guinn | February 1, 2019 | 0 Comments

Amazon ‘buts’, all sorts of January 1987 comparisons, a grab bag of central banking and politics, and a notable omission from your Brexit Bunker.

The Zeitgeist | 1.31.2019

By Rusty Guinn | January 31, 2019 | 0 Comments

A big day for the Green New Deal, tax policy old and new, a solution for morale problems at Palantir and a solution for god only knows at Davos.

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