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Articles by Brooke Masters
Aprieta alto costo de vida a 50% de dueños de casas
En la economía estadunidense actual, existe una clara división entre los que tienen recursos y los que no. Se supone que los propietarios de viviendas forman parte del grupo afortunado. Los precios medios de la vivienda han aumentado de manera constante en los últimos años, lo que ha generado un buen respaldo económico, al menos en teoría.
Why even America’s ‘haves’ are feeling the squeeze
The US economy these days has distinct haves and have-nots. Homeowners are supposed to be among the lucky ones. Median home prices have Upgrade to read this Financial Times article and get so much more. A Silver or Gold subscription plan is required to access premium news articles.
Why even America’s ‘haves’ are feeling the squeeze
The US economy these days has distinct haves and have-nots. Homeowners are supposed to be among the lucky ones.
SEC warns asset managers against collaborating on activist campaigns
The US securities watchdog moved to prevent asset managers from working together to influence corporate policy, after investigating...
Los relojes de lujo deben recuperar su espacio en la muñeca
Los dispositivos portátiles se han apoderado de las muñecas de los consumidores. Desde que los teléfonos inteligentes pusieron los relojes en los bolsillos de todo el mundo, los relojes de pulsera han pasado a ser más una declaración de estilo o un sÃmbolo de estatus que una necesidad. La relojerÃa tradicional perdió aún más terreno a principios de la década de 2020, cuando el interés por los Apple Watch y el ejercicio en casa se disparó durante la pandemia.
Luxury watches must win back wrist space
Wearable gadgets have grabbed hold of consumers’ wrists.
The Meta settlement is regulation by enforcement
Last week, the social media group Meta, facing the prospect of putting chief executive Mark Zuckerberg on the stand to testify about its...
Transcript: The ‘Sheriff of Wall Street’ who exposed bankers’ lies
This is an audio transcript of The Story of Money podcast episode: ‘The “Sheriff of Wall Street” who exposed bankers’ lies’ Brooke...
El imperio romántico de Julia Quinn, autora de Bridgerton
Es un perfecto día de verano: 25 grados Celsius, cielo azul despejado y el estrecho de Puget resplandeciendo a lo lejos. Estoy en un animado restaurante de mariscos, en el segundo piso del Pike Place Market de Seattle, y el local está abarrotado. Al otro lado de la mesa, Julia Quinn habla sobre escenas de sexo. La novelista, cuyas obras inspiraron la exitosa serie de Netflix Bridgerton, lleva tres décadas guiando a sus personajes desde el primer encuentro hasta el “felices para siempre”.
Bridgerton author Julia Quinn: ‘Sex scenes have to serve a purpose’
It is a perfect summer day, 25C, cloudless blue sky, and Puget Sound is gleaming in the distance.
The high price of insider information
Back in the 2000s, one of the most notorious insider trading scandals centred on a pharmaceutical chief executive who dumped his...
Streamers ignore omnivorous consumers at their peril
A kind description of my home would call it well stocked with traditional media. More than 1,000 books line the walls and pile up on tables.
Supreme Court reminds America (and Trump) what citizenship is
Good news for American soccer fans.
Supreme Court protects the Federal Reserve, but what about everybody else?
The US Federal Reserve is special.
What happened to the great rebirth of American manufacturing?
US politicians like to talk about reviving the industrial heartland.
Longest-serving CEO in Fortune 250: ‘You have to know your limits’
Aflac chief executive Dan Amos prides himself on being consistent.
Can GLP-1 drugs save the mall?
The new wave of anti-obesity medicines is causing lots of problems for companies that profit from bad habits.
Why scrapping quarterly earnings is a bad idea
When I was in college, some of my peers chose their courses at least in part because of the grading structure.
A troubling plan to revive the frozen US property market
US housing has been in a deep freeze.
House of Fidelity — the dynasty at the heart of the investment powerhouse
Few companies touch the lives of as many people as Fidelity.
Samuel Alito and the making of a conservative court
For most of his two decades on the US Supreme Court, Samuel Alito was often overlooked.
The big state gamble on prediction markets
If you live in Phoenix, can you put down money on the outcome of the 2026 Arizona governor’s race?
Transcript: Investors try to stay ahead of Trump’s Iran moves
This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘Investors try to stay ahead of Trump’s Iran moves’ Marc Filippino...
Private credit’s game of footsie is getting riskier
If anyone claims to know for sure what is going on with private credit right now, you should assume that they are either talking their...
Can Reese’s have too many pieces? The line-extension conundrum
Back in the 1980s, candy brand Reese’s blanketed the airwaves with adverts that featured a milk chocolate lover colliding with someone who Upgrade to read this Financial Times article and get so much more. A Silver or Gold subscription plan is required to access premium news articles.
Can Reese’s have too many pieces? The line-extension conundrum
Back in the 1980s, candy brand Reese’s blanketed the airwaves with adverts that featured a milk chocolate lover colliding with someone...
Transcript: Maha’s big reversal and a Scotus decision on tariffs
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This is an audio transcript of the Swamp Notes podcast episode: ‘Maha’s big reversal and a Scotus decision on tariffs’ Marc Filippino...
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La Corte Suprema frena a Trump por los aranceles en un fallo que marca un límite
Cuando llegó el momento de que la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos se pronunciara con claridad, seis de sus magistrados respondieron al llamado. Encabezados por el presidente del tribunal, John Roberts, resolvieron el viernes que el presidente Donald Trump no puede ignorar los límites legales y constitucionales y simplemente apropiarse de facultades por su cuenta.
The Supreme Court has delivered an overdue rebuke to Donald Trump on tariffs
When the time came for the US Supreme Court to stand up and be counted, six of the justices answered the call.
Prečo absolútne každý propaguje aplikáciu umelej inteligencie
Osobné údaje a nastavenia súkromia Na tejto stránke sú používané súbory "cookies" a ďalšie sieťové identifikátory (napr. IP adresa Vášho zariadenia), ktoré môžu slúžiť aj na spracovanie osobných údajov (napr. o tom, ktorú stránku si prezeráte, aký obsah Vás zaujíma, a aké voľby ste prostredníctvom tohto nástroja vykonali). Vďaka týmto údajom Vám môžeme poskytovať naše služby a obsah a ďalej ich zlepšovať, napr. Vám môžeme odporúčať obsah a zobrazovať reklamu na základe Vašich preferencií.
Why absolutely everyone is peddling an AI application
Anyone in doubt about the widening impact of AI on US companies should try taking my commute.
Live reader Q&A: Are US markets and the economy as strong as Trump claims?
Politicians made the annual trek to Davos for the World Economic Forum’s flagship meeting in January.
Il piano di BlackRock per riformare il World Economic Forum. L’intervista del Financial Times
La folla insolitamente numerosa e influente che si riunisce a Davos a partire da oggi può essere ricondotta alla perseveranza — e all’ampia rubrica di contatti — di un’unica figura: l’amministratore delegato di BlackRock, Larry Fink. Fink, che guida una delle istituzioni finanziarie più importanti di Wall Street, ha fatto leva su relazioni costruite in decenni per attirare capi di Stato, dirigenti tecnologici e manager d’azienda a un incontro annuale che rischiava di scivolare nell’irrilevanza.
“Injusto”, decir que Davos será un espectáculo de Trump, afirma Fink
Brooke Masters, Eric Platt y Mercedes Ruehl Nueva York y Zúrich / 19.01.2026 00:33:00 La multitud inusualmente grande y poderosa que se reúne en Davosse debe atribuir a la persistencia —y el enorme rolodex— de una sola figura: el director ejecutivo de BlackRock, Larry Fink.
Inside Larry Fink’s bid to revive scandal-hit Davos
The unusually large and high-powered crowd gathering in Davos from Monday can be traced back to the persistence — and extensive Rolodex —...
Watch out for America’s activist attorneys-general
For the past year, US President Donald Trump’s relentless campaign to shrink the federal government and concentrate power in his own...
Year in a word: cockroaches
(plural noun) a common household pest that has become shorthand for failing and perhaps fraudulent companies that have gorged on private...
Subscription overload is exhausting Americans
The battle between Paramount and Netflix for ownership of Warner Bros Discovery is nearing its end, but one outcome is already clear for...
Transcript: Trump’s plan to give babies money
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This is an audio transcript of the Swamp Notes podcast episode: ‘Trump’s plan to give babies money’ Marc Filippino Hey folks, a few of...
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El plan de Paul Atkins y el riesgo para las OPI en Estados Unidos
Brooke Masters Ciudad de México / 28.11.2025 12:55:24 El principal regulador de los mercados estadunidenses, Paul Atkins, está en una misión.
Making IPOs great again has its pitfalls
Top US markets regulator Paul Atkins is a man on a mission.
Making IPOs great again has its pitfalls
Top US markets regulator Paul Atkins is a man on a mission. Alarmed that the number of companies listed on US exchanges has dropped by more Upgrade to read this Financial Times article and get so much more. A Silver or Gold subscription plan is required to access premium news articles.
El sueño americano ya no se gana: se compra
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How the American dream turned out to be pay to play
The US used to see itself as a middle-class country, united by common aspirations, shared pastimes and mass-market brands.
Deregulation will pour extra fuel on the private credit bonfire
When I walked into the ABS East conference in Miami last week, the noise was so deafening that I almost walked right back out again.
Goldman executive says retail rush into private assets is raising risks
A rush of retail money into private assets is pressuring fund managers to deploy capital quickly and risk buying bad assets, the head of...
We the People — Jill Lepore on why Americans have got their constitution all wrong
This month, for the first time ever, visitors to the National Archives in Washington DC can view the entire US constitution.
Donald Trump y su rechazo ante los informes semestrales
Brooke Masters Ciudad de México. / 19.09.2025 11:52:29 Aquí presentamos una idea: demos menos información a los inversionistas y veamos si eso ayuda a los mercados a distribuir el capital de forma más eficiente. El presidente estadunidense, Donald Trump, es precisamente lo que quiere hacer. El lunes, dijo que las compañías ya no deberían estar obligadas a publicar sus resultados trimestrales.
Trump’s quarterly reporting move is the wrong idea at the wrong time
Here’s an idea: let’s give investors less information and see if that helps markets distribute capital more efficiently.
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