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Covert rescue of Dude 44, McDonald's priced as a luxury item, Dead people solving China's condo glut, Delta Airlines refining their way to profit and France sells gold to itself.

Covert rescue of Dude 44, McDonald's priced as a luxury item, Dead people solving China's condo glut, Delta Airlines refining their way to profit and France sells gold to itself.

25th edition Greetings folks, Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton confirmed their relationship this week. Between her $4 billion SKIMS valuation and his $300 million Ferrari contract, this might be the first couple whose combined portfolio outperforms most private credit funds this year. Ferrari shares were up 2% on the news,

By Sam Perera
Russia and China are winning the war in the Middle East (they aren’t even fighting), Nobel Peace Prize misses, the markets that knew before the markets knew, how capable AI actually is and Carney talks K-Pop with Monocle in Tokyo.

Russia and China are winning the war in the Middle East (they aren’t even fighting), Nobel Peace Prize misses, the markets that knew before the markets knew, how capable AI actually is and Carney talks K-Pop with Monocle in Tokyo.

21st edition Greetings folks, We all (well most of us) lost an hour of sleep on Sunday, which feels like a good time to remind you that people used to pay someone to shoot peas at their window at 3am. Before alarm clocks were affordable, Britain had an entire profession

By Sam Perera
Inside the assignation of Khamenei, Nightmare oil prices (but relax hopefully), Crime actually doesn’t pay, A school thats actually harder to get into that Harvard and how Chinese EV’s are much cheaper.

Inside the assignation of Khamenei, Nightmare oil prices (but relax hopefully), Crime actually doesn’t pay, A school thats actually harder to get into that Harvard and how Chinese EV’s are much cheaper.

Greetings folks and a warm welcome to the 20TH Edition of Friday Finance, I took liberties with the weeklyish concept, its been almost a year and a half since I posted. What a week. We started it watching a billionaire’s son outbid Netflix for Warner Bros, and ended it

By Sam Perera
Starbucks is bringing back the Sharpie, Spraying Diamonds in the Sky, Google gets a fine larger than the global asset base, Lazy version of kiting cheques, America buys too much for other countries to move away from the USD.

Starbucks is bringing back the Sharpie, Spraying Diamonds in the Sky, Google gets a fine larger than the global asset base, Lazy version of kiting cheques, America buys too much for other countries to move away from the USD.

Greetings folks, and a warm welcome to the 16th edition of Friday Finance Weekly. I am sure the world will be a changed place in a week from now as we wait for the US Presidential Elections. I haven’t been this excited since the Canucks were in Game 7

By Sam Perera
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