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The 2012 election broke records with 31.7 million political tweets. Election Day was by far the most tweeted about event in US political history.
Australia overfunded an $85 bln wage subsidy programme due to pessimistic models and data entry errors. Canberra thought 6.5 mln workers needed help, nearly twice the real number. Others will find it difficult to cut through the noise too, argues @jgfarb: https://t.co/mPkp8DMNsz. https://t.co/fEmf2QofSk
Luckin Coffee is getting booted off the Nasdaq for fraud. Its brand might be toxic, but it has assets and ideas that its competitors could buy or adapt, presenting a more formidable challenge to Starbucks, says @petesweeneypro: https://t.co/GpMa3hBgwV. https://t.co/3OYMRyXNKj
Stimulus blunder Down Under sends Big Data alert, says @jgfarb: https://t.co/sE02fcrp2l. https://t.co/X6jt8HieGa
Luckin spill will get China coffee war brewing, writes @petesweeneypro: https://t.co/F9vNivd5hC. https://t.co/Dc8SyaxzjJ
Join @Breakingviews on May 27 for a virtual discussion on how the need to create more resilient companies will shape mergers and acquisitions, capital raising and the conduct of shareholder activists after the Great Lockdown. RSVP here: https://t.co/fk2pJadS8v #WhatWillChange https://t.co/FZfxrBGw2R
From @Breakingviews: European luxury stores are reopening, and more bling is being sold in mainland China, Burberry and peers say. But purchases by tourists won’t rebound at once. @LJucca explains why luxury will fly only when travelers do https://t.co/IxmKgb1IAG
.@Breakingviews podcast: What does the future of travel look like? Domestic road trips may make a comeback, says @sharonlamhk https://t.co/EWvx4b0Wbs https://t.co/EWvx4b0Wbs
Breakingviews is hosting a virtual discussion on what will change in dealmaking after Covid-19, with speakers from Citigroup, Barclays and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz. Join us on May 27 at 11 a.m. ET: https://t.co/gP2CNUQoON. https://t.co/evEAa366Bf
Corona Capital: Pandemic pushes tech laggards back further; judge declines to fast-track Wex deal MAC fight. Read the latest updates: https://t.co/NdRZ4ND4I8 https://t.co/WwgbAwseKS
Ford and VW’s electric and autonomous collaboration won’t solve their respective geographic weaknesses. But a merger would, write @AntonyMCurrie and @CGAThompson. https://t.co/IbLAuul0PL https://t.co/oV6q4IZ9Gq
Review: In ESPN’s documentary, “The Last Dance,” Michael Jordan is a reminder of when U.S. dominance looked like a slam dunk, writes @Three_Guineas. https://t.co/Sq7McjdiQS https://t.co/zMpo323Gyu
Germany’s tough bailout of Lufthansa makes the U.S. government look a soft touch. But there’s still a chance for Uncle Sam to get more for the taxpayer, writes @TheRealLSL. https://t.co/jb2vSFt98M https://t.co/H0borqonFW
Alibaba may be China’s secret stimulus weapon, says @mak_robyn: https://t.co/W7Lu7WjHkr https://t.co/SBunKCMKwK
McLaren’s double parking, Time Out’s empty pages, Australian hotels. Read the latest concise views on the pandemic’s corporate and financial fallout: https://t.co/JT2dctt70j https://t.co/yiSATzIf2g
McLaren becomes the latest company to mortgage the family silver, which possibly includes supercars driven by late Brazilian F1 legend Ayrton Senna. Read the latest from Corona Capital: https://t.co/JT2dctt70j https://t.co/45RjaRhQhx
Morgan Stanley has helped Reliance raise $10 bln for the tech unit from Facebook, KKR and others. It wasn’t on a bigger deal inked with Aramco but that’s less important, especially with the $70 bln Jio unit’s IPO on the horizon. @ugalani says: https://t.co/rlmMme3pDc https://t.co/nRHD9rDAu2
Beijing has ditched its annual GDP target for the first time. Good news for China, but mixed for trade partners, @petesweeneypro explains why: https://t.co/eDlooaNzO4 https://t.co/Ad4c76cNyM
Burberry and its fashion rivals face a summer of discontent as purchases by tourists won’t rebound for a while, says @LJucca: https://t.co/EDbIxy7xOE https://t.co/ABbZl2De4U
Even the Bard isn’t immune from Covid-19. Shakespeare’s Globe in London is asking the British parliament for state aid. Bard bailout won’t keep all the world a stage, @Three_Guineas says: https://t.co/bCihe4YHTO https://t.co/CTg4HcAJlI