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“Fortnite” owner Epic Games is picking a fight with Apple and Alphabet over the lock they have on distribution. The video-game maker can expect a small win, writes @jennifersaba. https://t.co/vY3HnUWGsQ https://t.co/CRFNSYOwPP
The tricky politics of a TikTok sale present big challenges even for seasoned technology deal hackers, writes @GinaChon. https://t.co/HLZYUiYgsg https://t.co/8QPNHe6vWd
Corona Capital: Citi’s embarrassing error, A silver lining for WeWork. Catch up with the latest insights on the pandemic’s corporate and financial fallout. https://t.co/aqTRjWKFwl https://t.co/mGHcauguxT
.@Breakingviews podcast: Economist @StephanieKelton, an advocate of Modern Monetary Theory and writer of 'The Deficit Myth,' explains her views on COVID-19 relief spending https://t.co/2MV01SVNTI https://t.co/2MV01SVNTI
UK roadside repair group, the AA, is likely to give a new buyer a bumpy ride, @aimeedonnellan says: https://t.co/CCyKWRzgz8
Listen to @Breakingviews Viewsroom Podcast: Joe Biden takes corporate succession cue as he chose Kamala Harris as running mate. @ginachon and @rob1cox explains https://t.co/NgMyIiAe1m https://t.co/e5DbRb4AVf
Catch up with today’s Corona Capital from @Breakingviews featuring Baidu, Hapag-Lloyd and Dutch jobs https://t.co/YAAXN6AnLh https://t.co/qlym1YJStL
Viewsroom podcast: @Breakingviews columnists explain how Joe Biden’s vice presidential pick resembles a typical corporate succession plan https://t.co/SaR9RRh0mp https://t.co/1J5izFnagd
Listen: A U.S. administration with a deep bench provides options, just as it does at companies. @Breakingviews’ @ginachon and @rob1cox explain the parallels in this week’s Viewsroom. https://t.co/iXNUitcdna https://t.co/u4vNGUuUdB
From @Breakingviews: New York City is looking bleak for real estate landlords. The Big Apple has snapped back before, but as @jennifersaba explains, there are signs this downturn will be different https://t.co/AXtUs55Kpz
Britain's decision to mandate quarantines for people entering from France will sadden vacationers and slow the recovery of French tourism, which makes up 9% of the country’s GDP. @CGAThompson explains: https://t.co/I1CihmNe2Q https://t.co/z4cJqYSuGh
The Netherlands shows what’s in store for European labour markets. Catch up with today's concise views on the pandemic’s corporate and financial fallout: https://t.co/vWWkRl3LJd https://t.co/3Pdbb95i1k
UK's government quarantine on arrivals from France will sadden holidaymakers – and could also contribute to the UK’s political isolation from Europe. @CGAThompson argues: https://t.co/1A9rKiEE9T https://t.co/DnhxcwWUH1
Greenhouse gas jargon has become a common part of corporate life. But the current way these metrics are compiled is too generous. @ExtinctionR's Roc Sandford and Rupert Read argue: https://t.co/kbgET4iB2t https://t.co/OxpDBtti4K
The ballad of China’s Robinhood daytrading phenom has a familiar refrain - except for the weird bit about Squirrel Securities and the undeserved premium valuation, argues @JennHughes13 in her @Breakingviews debut. https://t.co/Tgq7F6stx8
WATCH: From @Breakingviews - A survey of New York City business leaders found that a quarter of office employers plan to reduce their footprint by 20%, while 16% plan to relocate jobs outside the city. @jennifersaba explains NYC's bleak outlook for real estate https://t.co/E4YRjCcwrD
Podcast from @Breakingviews: Economist Stephanie Kelton sits down with @swahapattanaik to discuss Modern Monetary Theory. Listen on Spotify: https://t.co/osPbbOXoKm https://t.co/osPbbOXoKm
Viewsroom podcast: @GinaChon and @rob1cox discuss how Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic candidate to challenge Donald Trump for the presidency, takes corporate succession cue. Listen: https://t.co/zoZefoUg1L
Today's Corona Capital: U.S. probe gives China’s Baidu something worse than Covid-19 to worry about. Also: Hapag-Lloyd, Dutch jobs. https://t.co/vB2D3kB6hI https://t.co/kFDIDl69xf
Corporate reports often cite carbon emissions created by companies’ production and customers. Extinction Rebellion's Roc Sandford and Rupert Read argue these ignore the global warming tacitly supported through lobbying and advertising. https://t.co/kbgET4iB2t https://t.co/lKcwMnnLzo