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@RealTimeWWII, a Twitter accounted created by Oxford history graduate Alwyn Collinson, narrates World War II on Twitter in real time; all the tweets are manually written, with no script used.
Four months ago Mark Machin and Kevin Sneader co-wrote a guest view for @Breakingviews extolling the benefits of long-term corporate thinking. This week they both lost their jobs. https://t.co/NFcs4uGHeT
From @Breakingviews: Consulting firm McKinsey has effectively ousted boss Kevin Sneader, after a string of controversies he tried to put to rest, says @johnsfoley https://t.co/OWNSUZjZHB
McKinsey, whose senior partners just ousted their boss, has some very public problems. Going public could be the solution. My column for @reuters @breakingviews https://t.co/WpY98tme7U
I'm afraid I can't get past Ken Griffin's inability to pronounce the T in Citadel. https://t.co/aAq5cpjqTt
Last year's stimulus payments may have generated more than $66 million in fees for check-cashing services, according to this study by @BrookingsInst and @finhealthnet https://t.co/jAr2QU4nXt
Sell-side analysts. Asking tough questions of overvalued companies since never. https://t.co/gG7Wo5pDhc
From @Breakingviews: American banks are leaving too many people out in the cold, argues John Foley https://t.co/8lxc3jvSu3
A delightful excerpt from today's @Citi judgement, in which Revlon lenders discuss their unexpected $900m windfall. https://t.co/zHtgoLXYCD
Forthcoming Brookings report data from @finhealthnet's @_MurphysLaw_ cited in this #Reuters piece from @johnsfoley on underbanked and stimulus https://t.co/zjEZj9kU2B. Check out the full report when it's released next week! #finheatlh #underbanked #stimulus
Some 1 in 20 American households have no bank account. For black households the number is 1 in 7. Fixing that is one way to make Biden's economic rescue plan work harder. My column for @reuters @breakingviews https://t.co/mfRae4sDFC
Anyone who says "I will destroy you" in a work-related conversation has just given you a clear signal that they operate in a toxic culture. https://t.co/A4EpxRrwRt
Quoted @msolurin
I’m drafting a letter and was about to address it to sir or madam and then it occurred to me that I should probably retire that gendered language — any suggestions on the appropriate way to address it?
This is such a good question. And with some really good answers. https://t.co/3XReQOwxYA
Quoted @business
The Reddit day trading offensive against hedge funds is drawing parallels with the Occupy Wall Street movement a decade ago https://t.co/ittBgwbsQV
Rich people love stories about how poor people are coming to get them. https://t.co/j5jzTe15QV
If ever there were an advert for tax reform, it's this paragraph from the @wsj article on fees Leon Black of Apollo paid to Jeffrey Epstein. https://t.co/5ZmE5oXKOH https://t.co/BnifLjvmCn
Big congrats to @nanditab1, @TrevorNews & @JarrettRenshaw who will be joining the top-notch @Reuters White House reporting team for the Biden Era --
Banks are there to lend. That’s not what they’re doing, judging by today’s earnings statements from #JPMorgan #Citi and #WellsFargo https://t.co/snfmSY0Z1X