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Jonathan Guthrie

November 2024

Investors need to know when to put down the phone

Smartphone alerts can promote what behaviourists call “overtrading”, shredding your returns – and your nerves.

May 2022

Yurii, 53, gestures as he stands in his heavily damaged house, on May 2, 2022 in Fenevychi, Ukraine.

The West should guarantee Ukraine’s war bonds

Isolationists would say that guarantees could cost overburdened Western taxpayers too much. I would argue that the price of permitting a Russian victory is too dear for the West.

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March 2020

Whole sectors — notably airlines, hotels and cruise lines — will lack a raison d'être for months.

Get ready for the $US4.5trn takeover

The coronavirus is dispelling any doubts that ultimately the state, not business, is in charge. It can create money or pencil in future tax increases. Businesses cannot.

February 2020

David Solomon's task is to make a business that once reeked of entitlement feel like a scrappy outsider.

From vampire squid to Wall St scrapper: the humbling of Goldman Sachs

In the noughties, Goldman Sachs figured as the world’s most powerful investment bank. But that's all history.

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