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A group of UK-based designers are given a simple brief to design DIY-inspired furniture for this Ishinomaki Laboratory x SCP collection.

College football's storied history includes a dozen or more games considered among the best ever played. Some have been labeled “Game of the Century” — a title that is reused time and again. The clash between No.

(Bloomberg) -- Global bond investors are on the prowl for emerging markets that are ahead of the game on inflation. TS Lombard recommends funds buy local debt from Brazil, where a third interest-rate hike is expected when officials meet Wednesday.

An Unfolding Disaster Sometimes this job can be distasteful. As the U.S. and the U.K. enjoy a steady relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions, India is in the grip of arguably the single most violent and overwhelming outbreak the world has seen. All of us should be primarily concerned about the human cost. For good reportage on these appalling events, read lengthy reports in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, or watch this video from Bloomberg. The Guardian has a moving podcast, recorded shortly after one of its journalists in Delhi had died of Covid.  However, it is my job now to try...

Mumbai: As the pandemic spins out of control from India to Argentina, the divisions between emerging and developed markets are deepening. Developing-nation stocks have lagged the rest of the world since the middle of March partly on concern that vaccine shortages and delays will slow economic growth. Investors pulled $1.3 billion out of emerging-market equity funds in the week ending April 21, the most in more than three months. It's one more data point that shows how this pandemic has rewritten the investing playbook. Historically, emerging markets were viewed as a way to ride a global econ...