#Firms

Nicolas Petit

CompetitionProf

@randypicker discussion of static monopolization in #Fortnite v Apple displays substantial parallels with the problems faced by antitrust towards tacit collusion 1/nhttps://twitter.com/randypicker/status/1295007314727120897 That is: should

Stanley Pignal

spignal

Quick thread on Europe's "strategic autonomy" and how it relates to "industrial policy".A year ago, a (French) private-equity fund wanted to cash out of its stake in Photonis, a mid-sized

Marina Purkiss

MarinaNigrelli

IT’S HEREThe report from the National Audit Office on the Gov’s PPE spendingAnd it’s DAMNINGHere are the top 8 scandalous take-outs…Brace yourselves 1) Contracts worth £18bn were awarded, £10.5bn of

Bernie's Tweets

berniespofforth

1/ The Governments reaction to COVID has been fantastic for public sector outsource firms, who provide “insights” and expensive solutions. The lazy reliance on consultants and the mismanagement of seemingly

Raoul Ruparel

RaoulRuparel

Interplay between economic shocks of Brexit & Covid-19 has been underdiscussed IMHO. Some talk from Government about how C-19 economic impact makes Brexit irrelevant. Superficially, sounds like it might be

优述/You Shu

You_Shu_China

Some thoughts on this thought-provoking piece on what to do about technology export controls by @MartijnRasser. He argues US needs to refocus use of the Entity List (EL) framework on

Sage (Oluwaseun Ayansola)

OJayansola

I get asked a lot, “what if I don’t have good grades?”. The simple answer is excellence is not demonstrated through good grades alone. Practically speaking, only entry level roles

Mafevema #CommonGround

mafevema

Brexit viewed from America"For many others — among them bankers, traders, truckers, architects and millions of migrants — Christmas was only the beginning, Day 1 of a high-stakes and unpredictable

Ben Hartung

BenjaminHartung

Kicking off the weekend, let me share a few thoughts on the two-edged sword of the sovereign-bank-corporate nexus. Yesterday, @Isabel_Schnabel gave a speech at an LSE-panel on the old and

Joshua Wright

ProfWrightGMU

Today's announcement that the early termination program is suspended indefinitely amounts to a crude tax on economic activity targeted, if at all, only at smaller firms and transactions that would

Pushparaj Deshpande | पुष्पराज देशपांडे | પુષ્પરાજ

PushparajVD

Observations on the 3 farm bills-A thread1/n. How the bills will impact small & marginal farmers- 86% of India’s farmers own less than 2 hectares of land. They‘re subsistence farmers-

Emad Ansari ۰ عماد انصاری

EmadAnsariH

The legal profession in Pakistan is a rigged game. And professors who are asked to advise students on their prospects cannot shy away from making this fact, very frankly, plain.

Vivek Kembaiyan

just_Vivek

This is a must-read article for anyone with a conscience thinking about law school. It is so illustrative of how the legal profession advances, justifies, even celebrates oppression: not just

George Dibb

GeorgeDibb

There seems to be a misunderstanding that people still physically going into work are all key workersThis is wrong and it's skewing the debate on further restrictions - and the

Nathaniel Popper

nathanielpopper

The new SEC complaint against Robinhood gives one of the first inside views of a shadowy practice known as 'payment for order flow' that sits at the base of how

Dan Kelly

CFIB

These are worrisome days indeed. In some regions, it appears we are moving right back where we started in mid-March. The tone of several premiers is ominous. I worry deeply

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