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Mackey, in his alarming lack of judgment, reminded us not only of the dangers of anonymous information exchange, but also of the persistence of pre-Web 1.0 technology in an over-hyped Web 2.0 world. The Securities and Exchange Commission has now commenced an informal investigation into Mackey's message...
As government purchases of treasuries have slowed, private investors have been stepping up to the plate and buying more dollar-based assets. Why? Because they see real value in U.S. stocks and bonds at current exchange rates. This might seem wrongheaded, because there are plenty of reasons to be bearish...
Any appetite overseas buyers are developing for U.S. assets could be easily spoiled, however. Asian investors are keenly aware of opportunities elsewhere. They are on the lookout for signs that Americans will not welcome foreign purchases of domestic companies-they remember the Congressional opposition to the bid by CNOOC, the...
Oligarchs such as Berezovsky made their fortunes in that period, and Western investors were also quick to spot opportunities. Britons were especially keen, and trade between the two countries has continued to flourish. British companies invested more than $5.5 billion in Russia last year, making the U.K. - extraordinarily - Russia's...
There are forums in which the need to exchange information anonymously is compelling. But there aren't many, and in most cases it's just a temptation. Look at Amazon, which since 2004 has urged anonymous reviewers to fess up to their real names, lest authors be tempted to review...