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Tired: Bitcoin reserve Wired: USD reserve
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Enjoy importing cheap de minimis products from abroad this Christmas, because it might be the last one that will be custom free!
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Dare Obasanjo
about 19 hours ago
The secret to early retirement; dine out rarely, fly economy and be a Google employee making $390,000/year married to a fellow Google employee 17 years older than you who likely makes twice as much as you.
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37-year-old quit her $390,000 Google job after saving up $1.5 millionâsee the 'no buy checklist' that helps her spend less
She left a $390,000-a-year job and now uses a simple set of rules to make her savings last in Switzerland.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/15/no-buy-checklist-helps-florence-poirel-save-money-in-switzerland.html?link_source=ta_thread_link&taid=692aef0dbc95c0000170afdb&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_content=main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=threads
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George Pearkes
2 days ago
Dimon practicing some risk management here is a big tell.
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A time-honoured tradition
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Tuffy
4 days ago
Like, if thereâs anything weâve learned about the attention economy is that itâs all a scam and the participants are just soulless ghouls looking to stay on the public eye, no matter what.
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Wait, are we discussing Tether reserves again? What year is it? 2021?
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When 2,200 good guys with guns are not enough to stop a bad guy with a gun, send 500 more.
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Trump, builder of the (Chinese) nation. ChuÄn JiĂ nguĂł (ć·ć»șćœ) strikes again.
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James Monk
5 days ago
âItâs only a tax rise if itâs from the risĂ© region of France, otherwise itâs just sparkling fiscal dragâ
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The year is 2060, UK pensioners take ÂŁ50,270 per year out of their pot at the basic tax rate, the threshold of which has been frozen since the early 2020s and has halved in real terms.
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Gil
about 1 month ago
Bond markets spooked as the Chancellor appears to disappear behind raised hands; gilts stage rally as she reveals she was actually there the whole time
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âToday is my first day at the OBR PR team, luckily there wonât be much to say in the morning before the Budget is announcedâŠâ
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Mayfair Cynic
5 days ago
Bad luck to all those traders who popped out early to grab a sandwich from Pret before getting back to their desk for the budget at 12:30...
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French media must not be covering the US muchâŠ
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NY Times Pitchbot
7 days ago
We wanted to understand how regular Americans feel about the Trump administration. So we talked to three Russia-funded content farmers at a tea house in Islamabad.
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Tony Tassell
5 days ago
meanwhile - from
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Karl Schamotta
6 days ago
Le Carré never dreamt anything quite this baroque: American diplomats coaching their Russian counterparts on how to manipulate a president who is already a Russian asset.
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Left Outside
6 days ago
Can't get more central asian dictator than intervening to have films you like made
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Jesse Eisinger
6 days ago
The Republicans are standing up to the power of Big Emergency Brake
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PPP Grifter (payroll not the other one)
6 days ago
God help us
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Today is the rapture for UK taxpayers and budget watchers.
6 days ago
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Simon JohnsonđșđŠ
7 days ago
Properly moving xkcd
xkcd.com/3172/
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Fifteen Years
https://xkcd.com/3172/
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A story in 3 acts:
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âGive me a long enough [time horizon] and a [compounding GDP growth rate] on which to place it, and I shall move the world [out of poverty]â, to paraphrase Archimedes.
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7 days ago
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Got 18 days old news crossed with new ones in the search tab, sorry! đđ»
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Suckling off the growing tits of Old Lady of Threadneedle Street? The right man for the job!
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7 days ago
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Thereâs a reason why Forbes doesnât include Putin and Bin Salman in its rankings and it should apply to Trump too.
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7 days ago
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Peter Thal Larsen
7 days ago
To fail in one audacious takeover of a mining rival may be regarded as a misfortune. To fail a second time in 18 months looks like youâre not very good at dealmaking.
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Rob Manuel
8 days ago
sadly you can't take it as accurate as I've just tried it on accounts where I'm 100% where they are run from, because they're mine and it's wildly inaccurate. At best the code is making poor assumptions, at worst, it's deliberately chaotic disinformation.
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Quantian
8 days ago
Literally the reason Twitter sucks now is all these foreigners logged on willing to do racism for pennies on the dollar and undercut our home-grown American racists. We need to erect serious trade barriers to protect the integrity of our domestic racism industry and preserve racist jobs.
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COP30? Now weâre starting to reach numbers closer to high temperatures.
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Mount Everest is named after a Welsh surveyor? Life is funny sometimesâŠ
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Rewarding Twitter posters for rage bait always meant that it could make propaganda operations profitable and an actual export and source of foreign currency for foreign countries.
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âFool me once into believing a peace plan, shame on you. Fool me twiceâŠâ
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Michael Pettis
8 days ago
2/2 "The phrase," Caixin notes, "immediately sparked heated online debate and various interpretations. This wording is unusual, which raises the question: Is a âlarge-scale returnâ already happening, or are there warning signs?"
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Flying Mezerkis
9 days ago
Cool. Nothing in the comments references in any way what this is referring to. We have recreated the original Twitter experience.
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Before drawing quick conclusions about this headline, I suggest maybe you read the article? Heâs under fire for organising the political event where he gave the speech at his own initiative, and most of the criticism is coming from the far left & far rightâŠ
www.france24.com/en/france/20...
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France's top general under fire after saying country must be 'prepared to lose children'
Chief of the Defence Staff General Fabien Mandon has been roundly condemned in France for telling local mayors that the country needed to be prepared to accept the death of its children if it was goin...
https://www.france24.com/en/france/20251120-france-top-general-under-fire-after-saying-country-must-be-prepared-to-lose-children
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âThe United States continues to have the highest rate of maternal deaths of any high-income nation, despite a decline since the COVID-19 pandemic.[...] Most of these deaths â over 80 percent â are likely preventable.â
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9 days ago
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Trump doing a âHow do you do, fellow kids?â / âIâm a little bit of a socialist myselfâ with Mamdani is incredible content.
10 days ago
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April
10 days ago
Men will take foreign language classes and plan a coup rather than go to therapy.
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Paul McNamara
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Which is the best Christmas market in London this year ? <ducks>
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Yes, the Central bank of Crypto has de-pegged, but with low FX reserves they had no other choice. It should boost exports and tourism.
10 days ago
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Peter Thal Larsen
10 days ago
People like to compare Japanâs Prime Minister to Margaret Thatcher, but this approach is more reminiscent of Liz Truss.
www.reuters.com/world/asia-p...
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