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global economic analyst. global business columnist & associate editor. Author of 'Don't Be Evil' and 'Makers & Takers.'

New York, USA
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Joined January 2012
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    Dec 10

    Check out our top picks from 2020, including books by Binyamin Appelbaum, Christina Lamb, Rana Foroohar, Owen Bennett-Jones, Branko Milanovic, and much more.

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  2. Dec 11

    Is Andrew Yang Running for Mayor? All Signs Point to Yes

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    Dec 11

    LOL - We even have the K-Shaped Recovery in Color.

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    Dec 11

    Interesting list of worries in the responses to Deutsche Bank's question of what the biggest market risks are for 2021.

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    Dec 10

    Now can be viewed here if you missed it live. Was an extraordinary panel..

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    Dec 9

    🇺🇸🇪🇺 "The 27-nation EU and the US continue to be at war with each other over technology regulation, trade and corporate taxation. Brussels is right that it is time for a reset."

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    Dec 9

    Foreign Affairs has named 's as one of The Best Books of 2020. Congrats Rana!

    Honored that my book Don’t Be Evil is on the list: The Best of Books 2020 | Foreign Affairs
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    Dec 8

    A very enjoyable discussion : congratulations to our chairs for weaving together so many threads ! in conclusion, very strong convergence between EU, US, Australia, and many stimulating new tools for to complement traditional

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    Dec 8

    “This is a crucial moment for Biden to send a signal about how he plans to control Big Tech as an industry—or not. EU regulation is not perfect, but it is far better than what the US, with the exception of California, has right now.”

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    Dec 8

    "Don't Be Evil: The Case Against Big Tech" is instore, now reveals the extent to which Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google crush or absorb competitors, hijack our personal data and mental space and offshore their exorbitant profit

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    Dec 8

    On a transatlantic deal on big tech, , always worth reading: "I would love to see any future digital competition solutions include public data banks in which anonymised personal and industrial data are shared, with independent oversight."

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    Dec 8

    Such a “great conversation”... thread to follow when I can reflect on key takeaways. Thankyou for connecting the dots & tonnes of thoughtful/provocative content, and O Guersent A Coscelli ...

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    Dec 8

    Combine resilience and efficiency in post-Covid societies - Correspondence in Nature published today

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    Dec 7

    As FT readers will know, I think the Democratic sellout to corporate interests over that time is a key reason that we got Donald Trump. Those interests live and work on the coasts… via

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    This is a crucial moment for the new president to send a signal about how he plans to control Big Tech as an industry — or not. European regulation is not perfect, but it is far better than what the US… via

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  16. Dec 8

    Honored that my book Don’t Be Evil is on the list: The Best of Books 2020 | Foreign Affairs

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    Dec 7

    Same tone by in -«I think the Democratic sellout to corporate interests over that time is a key reason that we got Donald Trump. Those interests live and work on the coasts, which is a big reason that you now have a huge urban/rural divide in American politics.»

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    Dec 7

    A transatlantic effort to take on Big Tech , The monopoly power of the sector has grown during the pandemic via

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    Dec 6

    “A Transatlantic Effort to Take On Big Tech” Join discussing👇& more on Tuesday w & me, O Guersent , , , I Da Silva , A Coscelli , A Mundt , R Sims ...

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    Dec 7

    Opinion: This is a crucial moment for the new US president to send a signal about how he plans to control Big Tech as an industry — or not, writes

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