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Take a look back at six of history’s most unusually long-lived debts—including a few that are still being paid off today. Evan Andrews 1. Britain’s 4% Consols South Sea annuities share certificate London, 1784. (Credit: Universal History Archive/Getty Images) In 2014, the British government...

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“The self-renewing man never feels that he has ‘arrived.’” - John W. Gardner

“Work where you must, but live and shop in Tustin.”

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PG&E facing possible criminal charges after California wildfires California Attorney General Xavier Becerra in a recent federal court filing said Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) could face criminal charges, including murder, if it’s determined that the utility recklessly operated equipment...

PG&E facing possible criminal charges after California wildfires California Attorney General Xavier Becerra in a recent federal court filing said Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) could face criminal charges, including murder, if it’s determined that the utility recklessly operated equipment...

AI Strategy Finland has a small population and it knows it's never going to be in the same league as the U.S. and China when it comes to AI development. So instead, the country is trying to train its citizens on the use of AI, initially by educating 1% of its people about the basics of the...

Credit Suisse Scandal U.S. prosecutors have charged three former Credit Suisse bankers, plus Mozambique's former finance minister, over a 2013 deal that saw the latter country borrow $2 billon without the full knowledge of the IMF. The loan, which collapsed, was for projects that turned out to...

Apple Bans Qualcomm's patent assault on Apple last month led a Munich court to order the removal, for now, of iPhone 7 and 8 models from store shelves in Germany. Qualcomm has paid the necessary bond now, so the ban goes ahead. Meanwhile in China, the "Anti-Infringement and Anti-Counterfeit...

BMS Buys Celgene In one of the biggest pharma takeovers ever, Bristol-Myers Squibb is paying $90 billion for Celgene, a company specializing in leukemia treatment. BMS thus far has a focus on solid tumors. Celgene CEO Mark Alles said the two companies had "complementary assets in different...

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Six of the best books for investors https://moneyweek.com/500044/six-of-the-best-books-for-investors/?utm_campaign=money-morning-newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter

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