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Our cities house-price index suggests the property market is slowing

Published: 09 August 2018 | Written by administrator | Hits: 2983

FROM Auckland to Amsterdam, Sydney to San Francisco, house prices in the best

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Myanmar’s state-owned enterprises show how much reform is still needed

Published: 03 August 2018 | Written by administrator | Hits: 3081

NOTHING has been made in the engine factory in Thagaya, in the south of Myanmar, since April last year. Yet around 350 employees still turn up each day. In 2016 government-owned

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A milestone is reached with the first zero-cost tracker funds

Published: 03 August 2018 | Written by administrator | Hits: 2267

SINCE 1975, when the first retail investment fund that aimed simply to mimic a stockmarket index was launched by Vanguard, such “passive” funds have squeezed margins and profits right across the

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Tech startups are reviving point-of-sale lending

Published: 03 August 2018 | Written by administrator | Hits: 1810

AMERICANS shopping for a mattress online may find the selection at Casper, a New York-based mattress startup, somewhat lacking. Unlike brick-and-mortar shops, which offer dozens of models, the startup sells just

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The Industrial Revolution could shed light on modern productivity

Published: 03 August 2018 | Written by administrator | Hits: 695

HOW much yarn per day could an 18th-century British woman spin? Such questions are catnip for economic historians, whose debates typically unfold unnoticed by anyone outside their field. But a running

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Greece exits its bail-out programme, but its marathon has further to go

Published: 03 August 2018 | Written by administrator | Hits: 639

“NO ONE buys furniture in a crisis,” laments Konstantinos Vourvoulakis. He and his father used to sell handmade furniture, but as customers became strapped for cash, they shut up shop in

Read more: Greece exits its bail-out programme, but its marathon has further to go

  1. Japan still has great influence on global financial markets
  2. Japanese banks’ foreign exposure may threaten financial stability
  3. Private equity is piling into health care

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