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2 weeks ago |
expansion.com | Ruchir Sharma
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2 weeks ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Ruchir Sharma
EVERY year I run an analysis of the Forbes rich lists, to spot countries where billionaire wealth is surging as a share of gross domestic product, concentrating in family empires or pooling in "bad" industries better known for corruption than productivity. My working assumption is that the most extreme outliers face the highest risk of anti-capitalist revolt. This year, the warning signs point above all to Sweden.
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2 weeks ago |
businessandamerica.com | Ruchir Sharma
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2 weeks ago |
ft.com | Ruchir Sharma
The writer is chair of Rockefeller International.
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3 weeks ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Ruchir Sharma
THE new movie Dumb Money tries to turn Wall Street's pecking order on its head, casting professional investors as the dummies and amateurs as the smart ones. Set during the meme-stock craze of 2021, the plot ends before the real life story did - with losses for the retail investors who tried to outsmart big hedge funds. Sorry Hollywood, the underdogs did not win. The movie did, however, leave me pondering a bigger question: is there such a thing as "smart money"?
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