Posts by Swedan Margen
Gold, RTOs, wind energy: While new listings are floundering, other issuers are finding their way
It seems unlikely investors will be eager to take their chances with IPOs of untested issuers in the rest of the year [SINGAPORE] While writing the Mark To Market column last week about Fu Yu Corporation seeking to transfer its listing from the mainboard of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) to Catalist, I was intrigued to…
Read MoreThe Space Race That Will Decide the Future of Freedom | National Review
The nation that masters rapidly reusable launch will shape commerce, military power, and the global political order of the next century. Source link
Read MoreFinding Their Way to Faith | National Review
Seventy-five years after God and Man at Yale, Catholic thought is drawing a new generation of curious Yalies. Source link
Read MoreIs Zionism’s Moral Crisis About Roads Not Taken—or Original Sin?
The section on Montagu and the Balfour Declaration makes one of Moser’s central arguments especially clear—namely, that prewar European nationalism and Zionism held a deep affinity because both envisioned Jews leaving the Continent. Balfour, whose government passed the Aliens Act, in 1905, to stem Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe, seems to have had a streak…
Read MoreWhat’s Left of the Back-to-the-Landers
The book is, among other things, a record of the beguiling hand-built structures that were a foundation of the movement. Some, like the finely crafted buildings designed by the architect Roger Somers for the now mostly abandoned Druid Heights community—where the writer and the self-styled “philosophical entertainer” Alan Watts spent his final years—still shine as…
Read MoreAI slowdown calls from Anthropic, OpenAI may weigh on chip stocks, but rally seen intact
Some investors argue that a slower pace of AI development could ultimately be positive for the industry Published Sun, Sep 13, 2026 · 05:02 PM ARTIFICIAL intelligence executives’ calls to slow development of the technology are likely to weigh on chipmaker and supply-chain stocks in the near term, but will probably have limited long-term impact…
Read MoreSpeculators turn bullish on yen for first time since February on BOJ rate-hike bets
Yen has surged in September on expectations for an accelerated schedule of rate hikes by the BOJ Published Sun, Sep 13, 2026 · 03:03 PM [TOKYO] Speculators turned to a net long position on the yen for the first time since February, data showed late on Friday (Sep 11), a display of growing momentum behind…
Read MoreRevolut says some customer data was exposed in e-mail-based scam
Published Sun, Sep 13, 2026 · 10:22 AM REVOLUT said a “limited number” of customers had sensitive information disclosed in a scam involving an unauthorised third party that used a legitimate government e-mail domain. The financial technology firm said it blocked the address after detecting the scheme and alerted the “relevant government agency,” law enforcement,…
Read MoreHouses of Worship Deserve Protection from Disruption | National Review
At a time when religious values are under attack, it is more important than ever to safeguard the sanctuary. Source link
Read MoreThe U.N.’s Double Standard on Israel | National Review
The case of Yahav Lichner shows that the U.N.’s working environment is clearly hostile to Israelis and Jewish people. Source link
Read MoreWoke Takes a Hit at the Smithsonian, and Watch the Philistinism, Please | National Review
Art and culture news has some notable comings and goings. Source link
Read MoreOracle to spend an additional US$700 million on more job cuts
It is grappling with a cash crunch tied to the development of large-scale data centres for AI work Published Sat, Sep 12, 2026 · 03:50 PM [TEXAS] Oracle increased the scale of its planned job cuts while the company grapples with a cash crunch tied to the development of large-scale data centres for artificial intelligence…
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