By SIMON CONSTABLE
Inflation today isn’t the same as that of the 1970s. Read more here.
Sunday, January 14, 2024
Saturday, January 13, 2024
CC: How Much Has California Overspent? It's a mystery @JCBliss @RealConstable
By SIMON CONSTABLE
California’s government can’t agree on how much it has overspent: $68 billion, $38 billion, or $100 billion. What’s the difference? It's only money. On top of that, the California Democrats want to introduce a wealth tax. What could possibly go wrong? We have that and more. Joining us from Orange County, California, is Jeff Bliss, a senior correspondent at California Flow Magazine, a regular contributor on John Batchelor's CBS radio show Eye on the World, and heard on many other radio stations across California.
Listen here.
Photo credit: FOTO:FORTEPAN / Angyalföldi Helytörténeti Gyűjtemény, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Photo description: Airplane, Soviet brand, second World War, transport, fair, fighter plane, wreck, Budapest
The intro is a shortened version of a clip by Richard Wagner, EEF OAL-1, licensed via Wikimedia Commons, performed by:
Conductor: James Allen Gähres
Ensemble: Ulm Philharmonic
Location: CCU Einsteinsaal, Ulm
Opera: The Valkyrie (Die Walküre)
Movement: Prelude from Act 3
Date 3 June 2014
The thunderclap outro is a shortened version of a clip by Jonathan Hunt, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Thursday, January 11, 2024
Korn Ferry: In the UK: Belt-Tightening in 2024
By SIMON CONSTABLE
Stretched budgets will likely make way for operational agility and internal promotions. Read more here.
#Eurozone: Celebrating 25 years of the Euro's success. @RealConstable @BatchelorShow @WSJ
By SIMON CONSTABLE
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Wrecked plane in Nuremberg, Germany, 1946
National Archives at College Park, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Monday, January 8, 2024
WSJ: Financial Flashback -- The euro is born January 1999.
By SIMON CONSTABLE
Published exclusively in the print edition of the Wall Street Journal
Friday, January 5, 2024
WSJ: Why the Strength of the Dollar Matters So Much for Stock Investors
By SIMON CONSTABLE
As U.S. companies earn more from overseas, the greenback’s performance has an outsize impact on quarterly results—and often the stock market’s direction. Read more here.
Thursday, January 4, 2024
CC: 2024's Biggest Risks to Us: The U.S. Election and the Ukraine-Russia War
By SIMON CONSTABLE
Photo Courtesy of Robin Horsfall
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Former paratrooper and SAS soldier Robin Horsfall makes his debut on Constable Confidential. Among other gallantry, he was one of the team that rescued hostages from the Iranian Embassy in London in 1980.
For the last two years, Horsfall has chronicled the Russia-Ukraine war and recently published a book on the conflict titled "Slava Ukraine Who Dares Shares."
In this show, he puts forward the case that the Western powers must continue to support Ukraine and ensure that Russia doesn't win. Failure to do so would likely be awful. We also discuss the risks of one particular candidate winning the U.S. presidency later this year. Plus, he names some favorite authors and proffers advice for aspiring writers.
Contact Horsfall via https://robinhorsfall.co.uk.
Signed Horsfall books available via www.robinhorsfall.com
Unsigned Slava Ukraine, Who Dares Shares available from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
Picture credit: Horsfall
Photo description: Robin Horsfall
The intro is a shortened version of a clip by Richard Wagner, EEF OAL-1, licensed via Wikimedia Commons, performed by:
Conductor: James Allen Gähres
Ensemble: Ulm Philharmonic
Location: CCU Einsteinsaal, Ulm
Opera: The Valkyrie (Die Walküre)
Movement: Prelude from Act 3
Date 3 June 2014
The thunderclap outro is a shortened version of a clip by Jonathan Hunt, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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