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Changing Chinese Consumption: An Opportunity for Alibaba and TenCent

The new era in Chinese domestic consumption offers a glimpse into the likely future of global retail patterns. More than $413 billion of goods...

Changing Chinese Consumption: An Opportunity for Alibaba and TenCent

The new era in Chinese domestic consumption offers a glimpse into the likely future of global retail patterns. More than $413 billion of goods...

IPO of the Week: The Trade Desk

Established in 2009, Trade Desk is an advertising technology company. Trade Desk provides a self-serve technology platform for ad buyers, which the programmatic advertising...

IPO of the Week: The Trade Desk

Established in 2009, Trade Desk is an advertising technology company. Trade Desk provides a self-serve technology platform for ad buyers, which the programmatic advertising...

Chevron Writes Shale’s Next Chapter

In the 1990s U.S. bankers were consolidating. My own career spans several bank mergers. Manufacturers Hanover merged with Chemical Bank in 1992, followed by...

Shale Cycles Faster, Boosting Returns

Chevron (CVX) CEO Mike Wirth must have used the term “short-cycle” at least half a dozen times on Friday’s conference call discussing their $33BN...

Enlink CEO Talks Strategy

Sharply higher commodity prices shouldn’t be a major source of concern for pipeline investors. But that was the answer Enlink (ENLC) President and CEO...

How big is the GAMING opportunity?

Investing in Entertainment: I spend an enormous amount of time looking at consumer trends and one theme in particular is “entertainment”. As human beings we...

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