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A blowout quarter for private-pool maker Pool Corp points to buoyant wealth and spending trends, but only for some. @johnsfoley explains on Capital Calls.
U.S. ruins Japan Inc’s flirt with China, says @mak_robyn :
Joe Biden’s biggest climate threat is U.S. politics, writes @GinaChon
Canberra looks game for more brawling with Beijing, writes @petesweeneypro
Vivid Seats agreed to be acquired by a blank-check firm in a $2 billion deal anticipating a surge in concerts and sports games. The cash should help the live-event ticket merchant claim a front-row seat, writes @jennifersaba .
India’s pandemic hell could be purgatory, says @ugalani :
India has slender room to act if economic activity follows its medical infrastructure into a virus-induced state of collapse, writes @ugalani :
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China is ramming through laws to suppress sedition and foreign meddling. Sloppy U.S. retaliation against trade and investment flowing through Hong Kong would hurt. The city is in danger of getting crushed between two battling giants, says @petesweeneypro : .
Joshua Wong was imprisoned last year for organising protests in 2014. In his new book "Unfree Speech", he makes a convincing case that China's tightening grip on the financial hub is part of a broader threat to global democracy. @_sharonlam
In six years of debate over a new London runway, China has built 44 new airports @robertspcole
How VW's "defeat device" works #dieselgate @reuterspictures
Zambia held a national day of prayer for its currency. It hasn't worked: @rob1cox
NASA's Pluto flyby shows non-profit science is still worth doing. @richardbeales1 :
The Saudi-Russia oil deal is full of holes: @KevinAllison
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