Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.
Elsewhere on Tuesday,
- The pre-requisites for the next default cycle are now in place.
- Disrupting disruption.
- Praet charts the eurozone’s shabby recovery.
- Dan Davies on political protest and journalism.
- “On Monday, the two major fantasy [sport] companies were forced to release statements defending their businesses’ integrity after what amounted to allegations of insider trading…”
- Pain in the hedge,
- Scaramucci: Number one thing is, life is unfair.
- Hedge funds are not an asset class.
- Chasing yield: September was the worst month in history for master limited partnerships.
- ‘High and dry’: the liquidity and credit of colonial and foreign government debt in the London Stock Exchange (1880–1910).
- Ayn Rand and The Martian.
- George RR Martin surveys Martian literature.
- With Alphabet restructuring, Larry and Sergey are apparently a little more open to doing some evil.
- Put it in the diary, we have a Winklevi AMA on Oct 7.
- Yeah, fair enough. Princess Leia’s gold bikini sells for $96,000 at Star Wars memorabilia auction.
- Which came first, the high rent or the pumpkin-flavoured products?
- Further, further reading.
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