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Nathaniel Whittemore

Latest from Nathaniel Whittemore
A Primer on the US and China’s 'New Cold War'
From control of the digital realm to territorial skirmishes, these are the issues shaping an increasingly troubled relationship.

Why Are Execs of Bankrupt Companies Being Rewarded With Millions?
It’s hard to tell people not to be angry with capitalism when the system is rewarding failure with millions of dollars in bankruptcy bonuses.

The Real Story Behind Tesla's Crazy Rally
As Elon Musk settles into being richer than Warren Buffett, NLW looks at what is driving the Tesla stock rally.

Does COVID-19 Have the World Rethinking Dollar Supremacy?
A reading of a piece by a Yale professor and former head of Morgan Stanley Asia arguing the dollar’s status is changing rapidly.

The Mixed Signals Economy: The Breakdown Weekly Recap
Jobless claims are down, coronavirus cases are up and the markets simply don’t know what to do.

You Can’t Fight Outrage Culture With More Outrage, Feat. Michael Krieger
For a decade, Liberty Blitzkrieg has been an essential alternative financial and cultural voice. Here’s why it’s ending.

Inequality, Social Chaos, Bankruptcy Rallies: The Best Insights From FinTwit June 2020
From the "Robinhood Rally" to the most profit-disconnected stock market in history, these are the most interesting ideas from FinTwit last month.

TikTok Let the Doge Out: Why TikTok Doge Is Everything About 2020 Finance in One Story
After a week of viral videos on TikTok, dogecoin is up 35% in price and 2,000% in volume. What gives?

Central Banks Cannot Print Jobs: Understanding Real Economic Recovery, Feat. Daniel Lacalle
A leading economist shares why crisis-time central bank policies are saving zombie companies while hurting small businesses and startups.

China Stocks Surge and NYC Real Estate Craters: 5 Stories Shaping Markets Today
The story of the economy as told by five macroeconomic indicators including Chinese stocks, New York City real estate, coronavirus cases and more.
