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010 - Governments as activist investors and the “Franken-economy” will be the subject of a debate with Algebris ESG research chief Silvia Merler, Bruegel’s Guntram Wolff and Pier Carlo Padoan, former Minister of Economy of Italy on Jan. 26 at 1800 CET. RSVP: https://t.co/gXE36Fp6az https://t.co/eYfj2tRlIc
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111 - Covid-19 delivered a trading windfall for Morgan Stanley, adding about $5 billion to 2020 revenue. While it can’t rely on the same in 2021, two acquisitions leave the firm well placed for what comes after, @johnsfoley explains. https://t.co/vYtI0PeFwT https://t.co/TE1HxvzQRL
003 - Vaccines are set to end lockdowns and boost GDP globally, which could lead governments to end efforts to limit joblessness. Growing labour insecurity could jeopardise the economic upturn, @swahapattanaik explains. https://t.co/uhuKr8MFgY https://t.co/XoWxZqpp3O
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202 - From @Breakingviews: Jay Y. Lee's verdict will disappoint South Korea’s corporate reformers, says @mak_robyn https://t.co/WScgeJhIY411334
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012 - Europe’s IPO early birds will catch the worm https://t.co/FktN4bQHja @dasha_reuters https://t.co/cDkbs5HLFr
011 - Sandals maker Birkenstock may be the next niche footwear brand to fall into private equity hands. But the new owner would need to do some heavy buffing to earn buyout-style returns, writes @LJucca: https://t.co/bx0s7Yw5HF https://t.co/Up140UBpK0
035 - Samsung’s Jay Y. Lee has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for bribery, less than what South Korean prosecutors requested. The verdict appears to prioritise jobs over disciplining the country’s powerful conglomerates, says @mak_robyn https://t.co/wHhaIJFWbR012
- Burberry shares have underperformed most European rivals. Despite some encouraging signs, investors are yet to price in the turnaround plan of Chief Executive Marco Gobbetti. It could follow Tiffany in becoming the next luxury prey, writes @LJucca: https://t.co/OnSaoSD59x https://t.co/1mHdKKMUqd
013 - From @Breakingviews: Jack Ma reappears on video after a three-month absence, and British Airways’ owner clicks 'buy now, pay later' on its latest deal. Catch up with the latest pandemic-related financial insights https://t.co/p7BnsGsGXY74187
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- Food is an area where consumers are very conscious. Coke and Pepsi may be the coal industry of 10 years ago in five years unless they clean up their act, Lynn Forester de Rothschild tells @peter_tl #BVPredictions2021. Register to watch live: https://t.co/x8uZBYFC2A101
