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Euromonitor International: Insight

• newFuture Evolution of the Beauty Industry

  

  The post Future Evolution of the Beauty Industry appeared first on Market Research Blog.
  - 18 hours ago, 28 Sep 20, 2:17am -
• Healthy and Clean Positioning Opportunities in Edible Oils

  

  The post Healthy and Clean Positioning Opportunities in Edible Oils appeared first on Market Research Blog.
  - 2 days ago, 26 Sep 20, 9:00am -
• Lower Discretionary Spending Potential Forecast for Chinese Middle Class

  

  The post Lower Discretionary Spending Potential Forecast for Chinese Middle Class appeared first on Market Research Blog.
  - 4 days ago, 25 Sep 20, 2:00am -
• Healthy Snacks Reached Over USD 5 Billion Sales in Eastern Europe in 2019

  

  The post Healthy Snacks Reached Over USD 5 Billion Sales in Eastern Europe in 2019 appeared first on Market Research Blog.
  - 5 days ago, 24 Sep 20, 1:17am -
• ПРОДАЖИ ЗДОРОВЫХ СНЭКОВ В ВОСТОЧНОЙ ЕВРОПЕ В 2019 ГОДУ СОСТАВИЛИ БОЛЕЕ 5 МИЛЛИАРДОВ ДОЛЛАРОВ США

  

  The post ПРОДАЖИ ЗДОРОВЫХ СНЭКОВ В ВОСТОЧНОЙ ЕВРОПЕ В 2019 ГОДУ СОСТАВИЛИ БОЛЕЕ 5 МИЛЛИАРДОВ ДОЛЛАРОВ США appeared first on Market Research Blog.
  - 5 days ago, 24 Sep 20, 1:17am -
• How Coronavirus is Shifting Food Themes

  

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  - 6 days ago, 23 Sep 20, 2:00am -
• Digitalisation, an Enabler of Purpose

  

  The post Digitalisation, an Enabler of Purpose appeared first on Market Research Blog.
  - 6 days ago, 22 Sep 20, 10:53am -
• Key Trends in Alcohol in a Post-Coronavirus World

  

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  - 8 days ago, 21 Sep 20, 2:00am -

Reuters: Global Markets

• Pfizer walks away from $118 billion AstraZeneca takeover fight

  

  LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pfizer abandoned its attempt to buy AstraZeneca for nearly 70 billion pounds ($118 billion) on Monday as a deadline approached without a last-minute change of heart by the...
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The Economist: Buttonwood's

• So long, farewell

  

  Three worries and three signs of hope in the final blog post
  - 8 May 18, 10:45am -
• The flaws of finance

  

  The sector is essential to the economy. But it is rewarded too highly and imposes wider social costs. The penultimate in a series of farewell blogs
  - 1 May 18, 1:19pm -
• Hope I save before I get old

  

  Although we will probably spend 20 years or more in retirement, we don't think about it enough. The third in a series of farewell blogs
  - 27 Apr 18, 10:44am -
• The best books on finance and economics

  

  A great book from the late Hans Rosling heads the list. The second in a series of farewell blogs
  - 25 Apr 18, 11:45am -
• Six precepts every investor should remember

  

  The first in a farewell series of blogs
  - 18 Apr 18, 11:46am -
• The smartphone and the toilet

  

  Technological change has brought great benefits that aren't captured in GDP. That's not new
  - 11 Apr 18, 7:26am -
• An update from Jeremy Grantham

  

  
  - 10 Apr 18, 1:11pm -
• A plan that needs more money

  

  Topping up Social Security is a good idea but 3% contributions won't be enough
  - 9 Apr 18, 9:34am -
• We have seen the future and it twerks

  

  Leadership may be divided into the entertainment figurehead and the policymaking experts
  - 28 Mar 18, 7:26am -
• Markets think trade war is good for “absolutely nothing”

  

  It may turn out to be bluster but it makes the world riskier anyway
  - 23 Mar 18, 9:44am -

The Guardian: Nils Pratley on Finance

• newBet on a one-horse race when it comes to William Hill takeover | Nils Pratley
  Caesars Entertainment is likely to see off rival Apollo before the action has properly startedAs a betting event, the fun at William Hill may be over before the takeover action has properly started. A one-horse race may be in prospect.That nag is Cae…
  - 5 hours ago, 28 Sep 20, 2:30pm -
• Rishi Sunak's jobs plan reduces the immediate risk, but it's flawed
  The job support scheme looks fiddly, and unemployment looks sure to rise sharply“I cannot save every business, I cannot save every job,” said Rishi Sunak. We knew that, of course, because the chancellor has said it repeatedly since March and beca…
  - 4 days ago, 24 Sep 20, 2:27pm -
• Rishi Sunak needs to urgently rethink his plans to get UK through winter | Nils Pratley
  The chancellor has left it late to act and financial support must go where it is most neededRishi Sunak’s “winter economic plan” is urgently needed. It certainly could not have waited until November’s budget, now scrapped. Just look at the la…
  - 5 days ago, 23 Sep 20, 2:40pm -
• Rail franchises have hit the buffers but what next for Britain's trains?
  Long-overdue reform of the network must concentrate on who will ultimately be in chargeThe pandemic has shown that rail franchising is no longer working, declared the transport secretary, Grant Shapps, on Monday, killing the model of privatisation of…
  - 7 days ago, 21 Sep 20, 2:27pm -
• John Lewis's problems are fixable, but partners will need patience
  Though a sense of urgency is what the department store group badly needs, four main worries lingerBack in the 1990s, there was a live debate within the John Lewis Partnership about whether to throw in the towel on employee ownership and join the demu…
  - 11 days ago, 17 Sep 20, 3:03pm -
• Hitachi’s 'disappointing' exit from Wylfa nuclear deal is no great loss
  Even government experts were not banging the drum for new fleets of giant power plantsThe government officially regards it as “disappointing” that Hitachi has pulled out of building a nuclear plant at Wylfa. Why? Well, the loss of potential jobs…
  - 12 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 2:21pm -
• Arm's sale to Nvidia makes sense but we need binding guarantees | Nils Pratley
  The US graphics firm is a better fit for the Cambridge-based chip-maker than the profligate SoftbankThe tragedy of Arm Holdings is that it was sold to Softbank of Japan in the first place. The £24bn cash takeover in 2016 was an example of the UK’s…
  - 14 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 1:57pm -
• Rio Tinto chair may want to rethink position over heritage site destruction | Nils Pratley
  Not only mining group’s CEO Jean-Sébastien Jacques should fear for job when board rethinks responseHere’s a rule of thumb for boards in a crisis: if your company’s reputation is still being shredded three weeks after you tried to put a lid on…
  - 18 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 3:22pm -
• Why Boris Johnson's tech vision lacks the support of investors
  The PM’s ambition seems to be central to trade talks with the EU – but if there is a strategy behind it, he’s not letting onDid Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings, before they reportedly embraced the idea that the UK must be free to throw oodle…
  - 19 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 1:00am -
• The red letter day for Royal Mail can't last
  Parcel traffic is booming in the Covid-19 crisis but the company needs more letters posted to post more profitForecasting is hard, especially in a pandemic. Back in June, Royal Mail thought its UK revenues could fall £250m this financial year, large…
  - 20 days ago, 8 Sep 20, 1:57pm -