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...A decade of “money printing”, fiscal stimulus and low interest rates that had pulled forward economic demand “is in retreat”, he added....
...CS’s top Australian dealmaker Dragi Ristevski has joined Macquarie Group as head of financial sponsors for Asia-Pacific....
...It is arguably the frontrunner today, but while Waymo and Zoox are backed by tech giants equipped with money-printing presses, Cruise is backed by a carmaker already battling with unions as it spends billions...
...The number of the group’s own-brand products trebled to 23,000 between 2018 and 2020, according to the MIT Sloan Management Review....
...During that period, investors pulled $136mn from 3D Printing and $87mn from Israel Innovation Technology....
...prognosticating consultancy in 2002 after a decade spent doing PR for musicians such as Michael Jackson and Shed Seven, sketches out a future for Britain’s high streets that features micro-hospitals, 3D printing...
...Ken Griffin, the billionaire founder of the hedge fund Citadel, was revealed on Friday as the buyer of a rare first printing of the US constitution, beating out an impromptu collective of cryptocurrency...
...Ark Invest, for example, built up a 15 per cent stake in Proto Labs, a tiny 3D printing company in Minnesota, helping catapult its market value from less than $3bn at the start of 2020 to a peak of almost...
...Electric vehicle group Tesla dominates three Ark ETFs. And a newly launched ETF focused on space, ARKX, includes the asset manager’s own 3D printing ETF as its second-largest holding....
...“Today, the vinyls business is printing money,” said one person with knowledge of the failed transaction, adding the sale “would have left money on the table”. Orbia and Apollo declined to comment....
...Frydenberg, Australia’s treasurer, said on Monday that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission would draft a mandatory regime of revenue sharing between the US technology companies and local media groups...
...The Telegraph Media Group, once one of the most profitable newspaper groups on Fleet Street, reported pre-tax profit of just £900,000 for 2018, compared to £3m for the Indy....
...The group’s shares reached record highs last week as its market capitalisation jumped to $192bn, neck-and-neck with Disney....
...a year as the US industrial group attempts to revive itself....
...Alphabet this week reported a 26 per cent jump in group revenues to $31.1bn for its first quarter, as YouTube and mobile search advertising boosted Google’s performance ahead of Wall Street’s expectations...
...Investors are also gearing up for the Group of 20 finance ministers meeting in Shanghai on February 26 and 27, and the potential for some disappointment....
...Nevertheless, these margins and growth rates have still been enough to attract the attention of conventional printing groups....
...For some designers and design brands the UK’s digital printing facilities are more relevant than its factories....
...3D printing could make building a house in space a matter of pressing a button and letting a robot do the work, according to Nasa’s Philip Metzger....
...such as making bets on interest rates and currencies according to views on the direction of the global economy, have faltered as markets have refused to obey previously presumed iron rules, such as money printing...
...The private equity group has already recouped most of the $248m it invested, according to a letter sent to investors in its funds....
...Aside from Steinway & Sons pianos – a favourite among concert pianists – the company sells Bach Stradivarius trumpets, Henri Selmer Paris saxophones, CG Conn French horns, Leblanc clarinets, King trombones...
...MakerBot had taken just one $10m round of venture capital funding, according to Crunchbase, the technology database group....
...“Banks historically have justified their onshore footprint by looking at the money they’re printing offshore,” he said....
...The Christian Science Monitor moved to weekly printing. The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times went bankrupt....
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