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As economists and yield curves warn about a potential downturn in 2023, the resilience of corporate bonds may help engineer a soft landing.
Therese Raphael
Long Covid Doesn’t Explain This Many Quitters in the UK
Ailing health and shoddy care are driving many older people out of the workforce, threatening Britain’s growth prospects.
Mihir Sharma
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The Anglophone nations are squandering one of their biggest advantages by refusing to enact sensible immigration reforms.
Daniel Moss
South African Woes Go Deeper Than Ramaphosa’s Sofa
Any ANC leader is going to be challenged. Decades after apartheid, the country is held back by deep economic problems.
Merryn Somerset Webb
ESG Shouldn't Convince Anyone Anymore. Look at the World Cup
Investors only have to look at the World Cup in Qatar to see how the concept of ESG breaks down.
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