Credit Where It's Due
An Interview with Boaz Weinstein
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A renowned credit trader shares his thinking on how to take advantage of historically low levels of volatility.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Risky Business
An Interview with Ian Bremmer
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There's no greater expert on political risk than Ian Bremmer: he helped invent the concept. Here, he talks Trump, Russia, North Korea, and our grim new global order.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Centrifugal Force
An Interview with Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg
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After Trump, whither Europe? Is Merkel really the leader of the free world now?
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Bug Out
An Interview with Laurie Garrett
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The Pulitzer Prize winning journalist explains why a world where antibiotics don't work any more might already be on its way.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Trouble in Paradise
A zero-downside Caribbean currency short
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White-sand beaches? Check. Blue-green waters? Check. Intriguing investment opportunity? Check.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Fear of Nothing
An Interview with Erica Jong
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The legendary author and social critic takes on modern America.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
The Da Vinci Code
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We might be closer than ever to understanding what made the original Renaissance man such a genius.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
As Time Goes By
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The classic film (that almost wasn't) about refugees, war, and moral courage speaks to us even more strongly now as it celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Life During Wartime
By Elliot Ackerman
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Xenophon's classic remembrance of the Persian campaign holds disturbing lessons for modern America.
Vol 3, No 4 / July 12, 2017
Good Neighbor
An Interview with Andrés Rozental
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The President's positioning on NAFTA and immigration has already damaged one of our most important relationships.
Vol 3, No 3 / May 3, 2017
