#Regulators

Katie Kedward

katie_kedward

Some thoughts on the Dasgupta Review and what central banks & financial supervisors can draw from it in terms of nature-related financial risks.A thread of key quotes:https://twitter.com/katie_kedward/status/1356526288333377536 From the

Alex Kotch

alexkotch

I went to bed last night so angry and ashamed of the politicians we have elected term after term, who still can’t agree on the weakest of stimulus bills during

Alexis Goldstein

alexisgoldstein

In his poignant inaugural speech, @POTUS noted the challenges we face, including cries for racial justice & survival of the planet.To tackle these challenges will require all of govt—inclu the

Anthony Lee Zhang

AnthonyLeeZhang

In my experience, when things blow up in private companies, upper management gets pretty directly involved in decision making. Product teams get in a room with the C-level pretty regularly,

Truth Ref Library

RefTruth

ASTRAZENECA & THE COVID-19 VACCINE 1. ‘The British-Swedish drugmaker has joined with a huge Asian company to produce a Covid-19 vaccine in China, where shady reputations are common in the

Matthew Panzarino

panzer

Elon proving me wrong by being good at interviewing!?Elon: “Vlad the Stock Impalet! Spill the beans man tell us why they couldn’t buy GameStop shares, the people demand an answer!”Vlad:

Holger Hestermeyer

hhesterm

The weird debate about drug approval and Brexit that is currently going is interesting for several regulatory aspects (thread) 1) The headlines "first in the race" show the enormous pressure

Bar & Bench

barandbench

Delhi High Court to start hearing @amazon's plea seeking enforcement of Emergency Award restraining Future Group from going ahead with its deal with Reliance Retail. Matter is before Justice JR

Square Crypto

sqcrypto

The bitcoin regulations proposed by FinCEN give few useful powers to regulators, greatly roll back economic freedoms while pointlessly surveilling law-abiding people, and create databases of info about who owns

Elisa Martinuzzi

ElisaMartinuzzi

When I revealed Deutsche Bank had helped Monte Paschi hide losses from its accounts with complex derivatives, it was only the beginning of a sorry tale that's dragged on for

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/3The sudden RMB 1 billion default by a state-owned coal mining company in Henan province ("which just last month got the highest possible rating from a domestic credit rating company,")

RetiredEngineer®

chiakokhua

> Yay! And for good reason. No surprise at all.Bloomberg: “Google, Microsoft, Qualcomm Protest Nvidia’s juju Acquisition of Arm Ltd.”https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-12/google-microsoft-qualcomm-protest-nvidia-s-arm-

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

In "Constantly Wrong," @remixeverything continues his brilliant mashup video work on conspiracy theories with a new, 47 minute documentary that contrasts real-world conspiracies (crimes) with conspiracy theories. https://www.youtu

Josh Rudolph

JoshRudes

We thought Boris Johnson suppressed the #RussiaReport b/c it names Russian donors to Tories. And it does talk about that threat. But the most damning conclusion is about the gov't

Robin Berjon

robinberjon

What saddens me most about the adtech world is that what passes as innovation there is basically just monkeying Google — already not an innovative company — but without the

Will Never Shut Up About Rape Culture

ShieldingC

I believe people have a hard time understanding why decriminalizing sex work is better than legalizing it because they first hear those terms in reference to marijuana, where respectable activism

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