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You know how European monarchies used to use marriage as a tool of diplomacy, pairing off princes and princesses from rival nation-states to seal new treaties? I thought of that today when ...
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FT Alphaville is hiring, and I took the opportunity to ask its fearless leader, Paul Murphy, a few questions about the FT's flagship blog operation and the way that bloggers are treated ...
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Following up on Felix's case for why insider trading should be illegal, allow me to paraphrase another argument along those lines: Imagine four types of investors: - noise - those who trade ...
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