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Vinexpo Asia kicks off in Hong Kong on 28 May, with more than 10,000 trade visitors and 1,032 producers in attendance.

GMO’s head of asset allocation reflects on the quality anomaly, why value stocks are the cheapest they’ve been in years, and whether it really is different this time for Japanese equities.

Chinas economic transformation towards a free-market economy driven by services and consumption has failed to materialize, leaving the economy reliant on outdated policies. This has worsened issues of debt and industrial overcapacity, leading to concerns about Chinas economic future. Experts warn of a potential financial crisis looming over China, with some predicting a slow drift towards stagnation similar to Japans experience.

Justin Trudeau is trying to do something no prime minister has managed in more than a century — win a fourth consecutive general election. He says he has the vision and the energy to win, and a lot of unfinished business left in government. But politicians seldom get to decide when they leave.

It's not easy being a libertarian, especially when your job is to protect economic liberty. Politicians have a natural incentive to increase the size, scope, and power of government. In almost all cases, our freedoms are best protected when politicians do nothing. Which is why, in general, I'm a fan of gridlock.

The Global Bubble Food & Beverages Market size was estimated at USD 6,519. 34 million in 2021 and expected to reach USD 7,103. ...

From going back to work? and the future of finance, or a bursting bubble? 50,000 people gather in miami for the biggest ever bitcoin conference. we start with tax, and whether the worlds corporate giants pay their fair share. finance ministers from the g7 group of wealthy nations meet here in london later, and theyre expected to back a us plan for a global minimum tax rate of 15%. the idea is to stop multinationals from shifting their profits to "tax haven" countries. as tax campaigner gabriel z...

Much. i just want to add a quote from a famous economist. stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau. permanently high plateau. that was irving fisher days before the stock market crash of 1929 which belongs in a big book of wrong-handed quotations from the 20s along with who the hell wants to hear actors talk. with these record-breaking dow numbers, should we be worried about a bursting bubble? after all, the dow hit over 14,000 in october 2007 before the crash. i want...