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...Last year she teamed up with a partner in New York, Aurelie Cauchy, and together they launched a company, The Twentieth, enabling Ramos to take her philanthropy consultancy to both sides of the Atlantic...
...“All of these systems are very complicated and don’t cover all the emissions,” said Jaime Ramos, manager of the global equities climate transition fund at Aviva Investors....
...When it comes to the sell-off of Eletrobrás, Latin America’s biggest electricity company, “we are going to fight until the last day”....
...Bankers’ early optimism that the pandemic would manifest as a sharp economic shock followed by an equally rapid recovery — the ubiquitous “V-shaped” recession — has given way to pessimism....
...As Alberto Ramos of Goldman Sachs points out, the upside risks to inflation that the MPC have been most worried about have materialised, thanks to the incoming administration's penchant for the unconventional...
...Along the way they became global stars, a combination of their David v Goliath adventure and their supporters’ fearsome Viking-style chanting....
...— A look back at Smoot-Hawley (Sarah Gardner and Scott Tong): As the legislation progressed, newspaper columnists and the nation’s economists became increasingly alarmed....
...The company’s tagline promotes Titleist as the “#1 ball in golf”. Its premium Pro V model, while being the sport’s priciest rock ($50/dozen), is also the best-selling....
...Alberto Ramos, an economist at Goldman Sachs, said that to validate the rally Brazil would need a V-shaped recovery from its recession — but that isn’t going to happen....
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