The Business Times
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Nir Kaissar

Companies may also have a strategic incentive to internalise cost surges, given competing considerations of volume and margin.

The surprising tariff lesson buried in inflation data

People don’t think about risk much in a rising market. And when they do, they don’t focus enough on the essential question: How much of my money will evaporate in a crisis? The answer is more than you probably think.

Now is the time to ask: How much market risk can you take?

The quality of small public companies — those similar in market value to the businesses that predominate private markets — has deteriorated significantly.
WEALTH & INVESTING

The US stock market is becoming a dumping ground

A view of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Investors should think twice about abandoning international markets. A more reasonable approach is to track the global stock market using low-cost index funds.
WEALTH & INVESTING

Global diversification has disappointed; don’t give up on it

It’s harder now to find overlooked stocks as anyone with a smartphone has free access to extensive markets and financial information.
OPINION

Stock funds can be difficult to compare. Try this

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