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Ray Dalio: Why I am very bullish on China

According to Fortune, for almost 40 years, Ray Dalio has spoken of his fascination with China and has been a vocal booster of the...

What Putin’s invasion of Ukraine looks like for everyday Russians

The day after Prof. Konstantin Sonin finished a public lecture in Moscow, Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. A Russian citizen, the University...

Ray Dalio: Two reasons I don’t like Bitcoin

If you're looking to use Bitcoin to preserve capital or grow your assets, you can find that its price is highly volatile. In fact, there is...

How economic sanctions on Russia play out for the world

The international sanctions imposed on Russia are expected to lead to a double-digit contraction of the Russian economy, according to a new Policy Brief...

What’s Russia’s nuclear option

Ukraine has staunched the Russian invasion of its borders for two weeks now, holding off an army hellbent on occupying its cities even as...

How to deal with the Great Unmasking in the reopening phase

As mask mandates lift across the country, public health experts offer insight on how to continue to protect vulnerable loved ones. Once again, we are...

What sports betting teaches us about financial markets

Two stock market strategies stand out for their consistent effectiveness: value trading and momentum trading. Value traders look for stocks that seem in some way...

Ray Dalio: Either you learn coding, or you are replaced by AI

AI and automation are transforming how businesses communicate with their clients and execute their operations. What does this mean? It means robots and AI can replace humans in...

When a Tesla on autopilot kills someone, who is responsible

In late 2019, Kevin George Aziz Riad’s car sped off a California freeway, ran a red light, and crashed into another car, killing the...

5 tips to handle daylight saving time change

In the fall, the end of daylight saving time is often greeted with a warm welcome. However, it can be a bit more challenging to...