On-point diagnostic of where many firms stand today from @rmcclead. High interest but often lacking direction+focus. Couldn't agree more that we need to be "asking questions, understanding context, and most importantly connecting ideas across-disciplines." https://t.co/6hRSSorT0U
Free trade and open markets means more jobs and a stronger economy - this is good news @junckereu now we should get on and deliver a fair deal for Australia and Europe. https://t.co/qTAFqthxPi
Just announced - we've joined forces with @StartConHQ! 15 events across Australia and Asia before the big conference early December @YolandaRedrup@FinancialReview
https://t.co/3pbh2bKGH8
#Infographic sorts national flags by their age. Have a good look at the graphic. It's crazy to remember how new most flags (and the accompanying concepts of what counts as a nation) is. Source: https://t.co/eGPOwXng93
“The minute that someone breaks cover and starts to use this on a wholesale basis, then there will be a rush [of demand]”: partner Phil Smith talks to @ft about ICOs going mainstream. https://t.co/mQAh7JZx0z
On the subject of applied history, here's a nice definition of why some of us seek to reach a wider readership than the inhabitants of academia: https://t.co/dmOCwaJUJp
Portfolios should be risk adverse in the current environment and able to withstand a major sell off in bond yields. Are your investments all correlated – hopefully not!. Also can your portfolio handle self aware robots? Going further these robots must be aware of what you want.
I got my start holding community meetings in Chicago, so it was fun to be home for one tonight. Michelle and I want the world to come together on the South Side at a place built with local ideas, values, and hopes. That’s the @ObamaFoundation and Presidential Center. https://t.co/ccwkqAY7P5
In the midst of all this market volatility, The Ascent of Money (episode 3) is a timely rewatch. Where did stock markets come from? Why are they prone to periodic bubbles and busts?
https://t.co/8CaEkej0wg
"The unification of Germany is more important than the development of the European Union, the fall of the Soviet Union is more important than the unification of Germany, and the rise of India and China is more important than the fall of the Soviet Union.” https://t.co/denIOQHH66
"Your energy and attitude are self-fulfilling in terms of the fate of the company and spirit of the team" Great piece by @mikeisbrown#UBER#insights https://t.co/24Wqvxwkiz
And so the debate on the costs and benefits of the British Empire rumbles on, and once again I find myself asking: Have any of the people who refer to my book Empire actually read it? I see little sign of it here: https://t.co/e6GXX8WFL8