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Max Nisen

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Biotech equity research @BBGIntelligence, formerly journo @opinion, @qz, @businessinsider. Queens resident/enthusiast/2x dad. Views my own.
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S&P: Here Comes The '$46 Trillion Perfect Storm

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By Max Nisen
| Before It's News
In the first of a series of reports on corporate credit markets, S&P highlights a truly unsettling downside scenario that could derail the “fragile equilibrium” in credit markets. The title of the report: The Credit Overhang: Is A $46 Trillion Perfect Storm Brewing? S&P estimates up to $46 trillion in refinancing and new financing needs by companies over the next four years. The worry is whether or not the credit markets will be able to handle it.
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soi cau mn 3/7/2021

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By Max Nisen
| baodongkhoi.vn
soi cau mn 3/7/2021, Washington Post “Wonkblog” writer Matt O´Brian wrote a scathing criticism of Bitcoin in the column on January 14, 2015 that called Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme, implying that venture capitalists who were investing millions in the protocol were merely trying to sell a pipedream to cover their investments. O´Brian suggests that the recent price losses will be the death of Bitcoin, especially in light of the recent two weeks.
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América Móvil presume su rentabilidad más alta en 9 años

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By America Latina, Lionel Laurent , Tyler Cowen, Max Nisen
| bloomberglinea.com.mx
Ciudad de México — América Móvil registró durante el tercer trimestre de 2021 el margen EBITDA más alto de los últimos nueve años, un indicador que mide la rentabilidad operativa de la empresa con respecto a los ingresos. Las operaciones de la empresa de Carlos Slim en México, Centroamérica, República Dominicana y Perú motivaron esta expansión ante un control de costos y mayores ingresos, comunicó la compañía a inversionistas.
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