Jennifer Hughes

Great line, if scary, given bank turmoil. From @dsquareddigest "If the most dangerous four words in finance are 'it’s different this time', the most expensive five words might be 'it’s more complicated than that'." https://t.co/mRTs0VQBtm

RT @FTJFranklin: Sparked by difficulties at Silicon Valley Bank, the four largest US banks by assets on Thursday lost $52.4bn in market val…

What The Meme Stocks Did Next... (Clue: not all fundraising necessarily benefits shareholders) with @Edgecliffe via @FT https://t.co/DsHwSRodeB

RT @WongDouglas: 'Everyone has ‘Fomo’ — but they’re also scarred,' Barry Gill, head of investments at UBS Asset Management in New York tell…

Its worth remembering that today's bubbles really aren't that different from those 300 years ago

Michela Tindera @mtindera07

Behind the Money is back ⭐️ and for our 1st ep of 2023 we’re going back in time, via a trip to the @NYPL. Special thanks to the @FT’s @JennHughes13 for her expertise on all things 🫧 🎧: https://t.co/bKR87q2WPt https://t.co/I3SO9dxAtX

Who says Santa isn't real? S&P 500 ekes out ‘Santa rally’ in late gift for investors https://t.co/oSTONLkQ9b via @financialtimes

A condor vs a bloke on a bike, as perceived by Steve Jobs. Neat anecdote to explain the potential power of human + tech https://t.co/yxsNBPASan

David Millar @millarmind

…then somebody at Scientific American had the insight to test the efficiency of locomotion for a man on a bicycle. And, a man on a bicycle, a human on a bicycle, blew the condor away, completely off the top of the charts." Steve Jobs

Explaining wild stock swings doesn't change much. This from the WSJ in 1986 - yes, '86: "The nearly global reach ...as well as the control of billions... by relatively few institutional traders... The burgeoning use of stock-index futures... advances in computer-aided trading."

Great line: "There is no good idea that too much money can’t spoil" How private markets became an escape from reality https://t.co/leiz5ACK1E

Great story!

Robert Smith @BondHack

🚨 MASA'S $4.7BN IOU TO SOFTBANK REVEALED Masayoshi Son personally owes SoftBank billions upon billions of dollars, after racking up a huge unpaid tab on his busted tech bets Aaand his stake in Vision Fund 2 is now a 🍩 too! Full story only in the FT 👇🏻https://t.co/sQgnx23NQz

A campaign to encourage younger people to drink?! Maybe only in Japan... https://t.co/LoJEIUOl7W

Rocky Swift @swiftrocky

No, I haven't written a story about Japan's campaign (launched more than a month ago, but noticed only recently) to encourage youth drinking. Yes, I asked the CEO of the country's biggest beer company about it. Read through to the bottom. https://t.co/03ZNv27NRI

Excited to be heading to NYC in a couple of months and rejoining @FT. I will of course miss Hong Kong and my great colleagues at Breakingviews and Reuters. Still, onwards!

FT Press Office @FTPressOffice

.@FT is expanding its US financial coverage with three senior appointments including @EricGPlatt @Tabby_Kinder and the return of @JennHughes13: https://t.co/H8mOcXKKcT

I'm not entirely convinced any cats ever extend a paw of friendship to the caternity, but I do like the poem

Brian Bilston @brian_bilston

It’s #InternationalCatDay today so here’s a poem about international cats. https://t.co/MkG6BrND0i

A big international conference in Hong Kong AND the Sevens? Surely too good-old-days to really happen https://t.co/YfFdfg1QSM

Reuters @Reuters

Hong Kong's central bank plans to hold a major conference in November it hopes will draw global banking bosses, sources said, as the financial hub seeks to welcome back international business following two gruelling years of closed borders https://t.co/bpEXfhkke3 https://t.co/bZzMOn1eTw

RT @Reuters: Hong Kong's central bank plans to hold a major conference in November it hopes will draw global banking bosses, sources said,…

Hong Kong hotels are being turned into co-living places that sound a lot fancier than the shared houses of my 20s

Reuters Breakingviews @Breakingviews

Three years is a long time for Hong Kong’s hoteliers to keep hoping visitors will return as the city maintains a zero-Covid policy. A series of recent sales suggests some are giving up, says @JennHughes13 https://t.co/hgWWFYkRD4 https://t.co/K4SHIqGC2Q

RT @hkfp: BREAKING: Hong Kong's axed Human Rights Press Awards to be hosted by Arizona State University from 2023: https://t.co/lyRSnTijqJ…