By SIMON CONSTABLE
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Forbes: How Britain Can Beat The Brexit Blues
By SIMON CONSTABLE
Here's an idea. For a better future, as the U.K. quits the European Union it should look to its past and re-establish trade links with the old empire. It would almost certainly benefit all concerned. Here are some reasons why:
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Forbes: Davos Just Jumped The Shark
By SIMON CONSTABLE
There are many symbols of how much the world changed over the past year. But for me, Davos stands out.
The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos now seems as dated as wearing a top hat and frock coat to the office. It has jumped the shark. That's primarily because its image in the public mind jars with a radically changed zeitgeist. Read more here.
There are many symbols of how much the world changed over the past year. But for me, Davos stands out.
The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos now seems as dated as wearing a top hat and frock coat to the office. It has jumped the shark. That's primarily because its image in the public mind jars with a radically changed zeitgeist. Read more here.
U.S. News: There's an Investing Opportunity in India
By SIMON CONSTABLE
While Americans were going to the polls in November something big happened in India. It has presented an unexpected buying opportunity for nimble investors who don't mind taking on some additional risk.
Without warning on Nov. 8, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the existing large denomination rupee bills would be scrapped. The idea was to help eradicate the endemic corruption that plagues the country.
Anyone holding such currency would need to swap the notes for new ones, and if they were exchanging more than a small amount of cash the owners of the currency would pay a tax to the government. Read more here.
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