#Economy

Andrew Neil

afneil

The Times reports France/other "hardline" countries pushing for no deal Brexit, unless UK makes major concessions in coming days. Hardliners say EU should declare talks over; then watch UK suffer

Izzy Ti

Izzy_Ti

2 1/2 years ago when I was going through both mental (anxiety) and physical (herniated disc) problems, to top it off my job was not secure. Before I had my

diane #ForAll straub

didikins4life

This is the #DemPartyPlatform for 2020. This part is called: RENEWING AMERICAN LEADERSHIPOnly one party understands that we can only be strong in the world when we are strong and

Dr. Esophagus

dr_esophagus

Seeing patients - both remotely and in person - has led to a few insights about the pandemics effect on people - especially the elderly. 1) This has impacted the

President J of Honk Nation

HonkSJ

The next step to the MAGA movement is bigger than Trump. They will call us “Trumpists” or “CHUDs” and we will wear it with a badge of honor. And we

Vahid Aliyev

rafaeloghlu

The beginning of the 21st century were years of significant achievement for many gays and lesbians in Azerbaijan. The ‘gay’ male culture started to become more visible and expanded specially

Marc Lobliner

MarcLobliner

This entire year I have been traveling and growing my businesses. It is my duty as a man to support my family, and I would risk my life to do

650 days until the midterms

codyrarn

The unfortunate truth is that the SEC might take steps to bar small time investors over the gamestop thing, which is frustrating because they literally did what Wall Street does

Shaun Spiers

ShaunSpiers1

I'm hearing rumours that some in the government want to kick start the economy by liberalising (ie weakening) the #planning system. A reminder: this has been tried umpteen times before

Tim Hogan

TimInHonolulu

1. Attempts to reverse terrorist radicalization often approach the task by trying to change the radical belief system. But folks like Jihadists aren't likely to just change their views. But

The Kaipullai

thekaipullai

Indian small industry is remarkably resilient. They adapt to changes far more than anyone else.Take the Kirana shops for example. Obituaries have been written since 2001, when Reliance entered retail.

Stephen Barlow

SteB777

I believe that Boris Johnson's "moonshot" testing pie in the sky idea, has arisen from the same thinking from which the "herd immunity" idea arose.https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/09/what-is-no-10s-moonshot

Bethany S. Mandel

bethanyshondark

I have a personal rule to mostly not comment on Trump tweets. He uses it like a troll, trying to get folks worked up without any action behind his words.

Pilar Goñalons Pons

pilargonalons

My last tweet in 2019Little did I know a global pandemic was around the corner that would give unprecedented visibility to the centrality of care work. Visibility has not reduced

Rob Yeldham

RobYeldham

A thread. Lots of talk about needing to come to terms with Covid as an endemic threat like seasonal flu. Given only Polio has ever been totally irradiated clearly the

Kathryn Anne Edwards

keds_economist

I find that economics is a profession that often goes out of its way to make you feel stupid for not understanding something. So I wanted to write this thank

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