by Alex Black | Nov 29, 2018 | Bulletin
It’s the end of a day of entertaining at a regular annual celebration. You’re well-fed, relaxed and happy. This is your favourite time of year. You’re having a break from the regular routine of work, school runs, commitments. The family is together. Worries are –...
by Robert White | Nov 29, 2018 | Bulletin
Mary Lou Jepsen was in her 20s, studying holograms at Brown University, when she was sent home to die. For months she had been experiencing the most terrible headaches. She would be walking around campus when a sudden wave of exhaustion would wash over her. Movement...
by Robert White | Nov 22, 2018 | Bulletin
It’s not often that a Facebook post from the US Federal Reserve catches my eye… Of all the tedious and inconsequential social media posts I scroll through looking for something of interest, the Fed’s are amongst the most boring. I sometimes wonder why I became FB...
by Robert White | Nov 20, 2018 | Bulletin
Kim Jong-un has a reputation for being a little paranoid. The North Korean leader can stay out of public view for months at a time. He travels only at dawn, and then only in the cars of his subordinates. And when he leaves to his country to meet foreign leaders, he...
by Robert White | Nov 15, 2018 | Bulletin
December 19th could be interesting. I’ll explain why later… First, let’s just check in on the markets. They don’t make it easy for us, do they? They like to keep us guessing. But I suppose that’s why they’re so endlessly fascinating… And why we spend so...
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