
Matthew Rees
Contributor at The Wall Street Journal
Founder at Food and Health Facts
Matthew Rees, Founder, Food and Health Facts (former White House speechwriter), now highlighting America's toxic food culture and how it undermines human health
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1 week ago |
southasianherald.com | Matthew Rees
In the three-plus years since the Tata Group acquired Air India, the airline has announced a variety of improvements, from ordering hundreds of new planes to unveiling a new logo. But after decades of poor performance, it’s going to take time to persuade Indians and the Indian diaspora to travel on the country’s flagship carrier – as I learned in connection with a recent trip to India. Air India has a storied – if checkered – history.
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2 weeks ago |
coloradohomesmag.com | Matthew Rees
An estate gate is more than an entry—it’s a statement. A custom-designed gate doesn’t just boost curb appeal; it adds tangible lifestyle and property benefits. Think increased privacy, perimeter security, safety for children and pets, aesthetic cohesion and controlled access to your property. Whether you’re a homeowner, real estate professional, or contractor, here’s what you need to know when considering a custom gate system.
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1 month ago |
trustnet.com | Matthew Rees
The one constant we expected from the new US administration was volatility, driven by uncertainties over trade, fiscal, and immigration policies. But we have still been surprised by the level of volatility across global markets in the first 100 days. Fixed income markets have shared concerns with their equity counterparts over the potential end of US exceptionalism. US government and corporate debt have underperformed other developed markets significantly in the year to date.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
investmentweek.co.uk | Matthew Rees
Strong views on the actual trajectory of US fiscal and trade policies are hostages to fortune and confidence is difficult to justify, but the market seems both happy that the new government's package will be supportive for growth and relatively unconcerned about the impacts of tariffs on domestic growth. The risk to the consensus view is to the downside, as the touted tariff package could be several times larger than that of Trump's last term of office.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
nature.com | Alvaro Curiel-Garcia |Margo I Orlen |Clint A. Stalnecker |Julien Dilly |Marie C. Hasselluhn |Stephanie Chang | +16 more
Correction to: Nature https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-024-07379-z Published online 8 April 2024In the version of the article initially published, in the Data availability section, the GEO accession number was incorrect and has now been amended to GSE252002 in the HTML and PDF version of the article.
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