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High performance instability in the financial sector - Vimarsana News

High performance instability in the financial sector

Brian Easton casts an eye over the 'inherently unstable' financial sector, noting it can result in very high performance

Great Depression II: Collapse of banks exposes chinks in US financial system - Vimarsana News

Great Depression II: Collapse of banks exposes chinks in US financial system

Silicon Valley Bank made it to Forbes’ annual list of America’s best banks just weeks before federal regulators stepped in to shut it down as it became the first major American bank to fail since the 2018 financial crisis.

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Luiz Schwarcz Writes About Depression But Refuses to Interpret It - Vimarsana News

Luiz Schwarcz Writes About Depression But Refuses to Interpret It

The Brazilian writer and publisher rejects the assumption, common in autobiographical writing, that memory should create meaning.

A Memoir, 'The Absent Moon,' Breaches the Gap Between Public Success and Immense Private Struggle - Vimarsana News

A Memoir, 'The Absent Moon,' Breaches the Gap Between Public Success and Immense Private Struggle

In “The Absent Moon,” Luiz Schwarcz, a legendary Brazilian publisher and global tastemaker, shares little of the glamorous life, focusing instead on the lifelong pain of clinical depression.

Can global capitalism endure? - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine - Vimarsana News

Can global capitalism endure? - International Viewpoint - online socialist magazine

Can global capitalism endure? William Robinson tries to answer this question in his book entitled with the same question. Robinson is professor of sociology at the University of California, Santa Barbara. In a fast-moving account, Robinson covers a lot of ground in offering the reader a vision of the global capitalist crisis and the accompanying international conflagration.