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I guess this is the end, friends 🎶 We'll meet again Don't know where Don't know when But I know we'll meet again some sunny day Keep smiling through Just like you Always do @gregorhunter@mastodon.online 🎶
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Activist investor Flashlight Capital has targeted Samsung unit S1 Corp after a lengthy bout of underperformance in its share price, in a test of Korea's corporate governance reforms reuters.com/world/activist-f…
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NEW: SpaceX's $75 billion IPO is fuelling a frenzy among investors in Asia for ETFs and supply chain partners linked to Elon Musk's rocket company that are likely to benefit from the blockbuster deal. reuters.com/legal/transactio… by me, @summerzhenhk and Sam Shen
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Many people still do not seem to realise that AI is an extremely dangerous tool to use in situations where its output cannot be easily verified, the results matter, and credibility is at stake. Like fact-checking journalism in the New York Times nytimes.com/2026/04/14/world…
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Chat, is this a TACO? truthsocial.com/@realDonaldT…
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It's been wild to watch bitcoin's evolution from "digital gold" to "goldy Nasdaq" and back again
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No one: Nobody: Not a soul: Me: Hong Kong's base money is HK$2.06tn, equal to US$263.7bn, and HKMA's foreign currency reserves are US$429.4bn, indicating a coverage ratio of 1.628 in constant currency terms. So long as it's above 1:1 there's no reason to worry about the HKD peg.
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It was the best of times It was the Warsh of times
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Investors all like
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There should be a pop song about how it's too early to start singing Christmas songs in October
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Or an AI version that updates the second verse to tell you how many shopping days are left and maybe also highlights of the best deals
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She should get paid a billion dollars
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Replying to @felixmwmartin
What's also interesting in looking at the Debt Service Ratio, alongside the more positive take on the U.S. deficit, is that Germany and the U.K. are in even better health. Data here: bis.org/publ/work1235.htm
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So maybe life's alright for the U.K. and the eurozone too?
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Replying to @felixmwmartin
And while that might be counterintuitive, the biggest winners in the U.S. economy, outside of the AI boom, are arguably those industries supported by government largesse.
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(A good example might be Tesla, which perhaps not coincidentally is getting out of the latter and into the former, thanks to xAI).
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