BH Macro Limited - Monthly Shareholder Report

The Guardian
Serious consequences for not paying energy bills, warn UK charities
Don’t Pay group reportedly has 80,000 pledges to refuse payments from 1 October when price cap rises
13 hours ago
The Telegraph
BP to pay lower tax rate this year than before Covid
BP is on course to pay a lower tax rate this year than before the onset of Covid, despite a raid on energy companies' profits during the cost of living crisis.
20 hours ago
The Guardian
Stray review – cats get the cream in slinky, post-apocalyptic fantasy
Moggies are on a mission alongside abandoned robot servants in this adventure game full of delicate details and intrigues
2 days ago
AFP
Pfizer in talks on $5 billion acquisition: media
American drugmaker Pfizer is close to a deal to purchase Global Blood Therapeutics, which manufactures a recently approved drug against sickle-cell anemia, for $5 billion, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
2 days ago
The Telegraph
How Chinese capital controls are fuelling organised crime in Britain
As China tightened its controls on money exiting the country, president Xi Jinping inadvertently gave rise to organised crime in Britain.
2 days ago
The Guardian
Sales are soaring for Tui but the cost of living crisis could soon bite
Results this week will reveal the tour giant’s post-Covid boom, but what might a deep recession do to holiday bookings?
a day ago
AFP
Syria more than doubles petrol prices: ministry
Syria's internal commerce ministry has announced a petrol price hike of around 130 percent in the war-torn country facing fuel shortages and extended power cuts.
19 hours ago
House Beautiful
Airbnb reveals the most wish-listed unique homes in the UK
From sprawling castles to a UFO-inspired abode, Airbnb has revealed its most wish-listed unique homes in the UK. Take a look at the full list.
2 days ago
The Telegraph
Chambers lures trainee barristers with a £100,000 salary
Trainee barristers are being offered annual pay of £100,000 as the battle to attract legal talent heats up.
a day ago
The Guardian
Children and nurseries are being failed by this government
Letter: Charlie Rosier says millions of children are missing out on structured learning and development opportunities due to growing issues with affordability
13 hours ago
The Telegraph
We are facing the worst mortgage shock since the 1980s
Homeowners and buyers face the biggest mortgage “rate shock” since the 1980s following the largest rise in the Bank Rate in 27 years.
2 days ago
The Telegraph
Legendary investor Warren Buffett's company posts $44bn loss
Warren Buffett’s company has fallen to a $44bn (£36bn) loss after sharp falls in stock markets took their toll on the legendary investor’s portfolio.
2 days ago
The Guardian
Public don’t want tax cuts Truss and Sunak are promising, poll reveals
As the Tory leadership hopefuls clash over when to reduce taxes, the public are more concerned with maintaining funding
a day ago
AFP
Fire at Cuba fuel depot leaves 67 injured: hospital
A fire at a fuel depot in western Cuba sparked by a lightning strike has injured more than 60 people, three of them critically, officials said Saturday.
2 days ago
The Guardian
Fading global cooperation will make this crisis worse than the recession of 2008
The global financial crisis brought large economies together but the current crisis comes at a time of deep division
17 hours ago
The Guardian
‘Risks posed by AI are real’: EU moves to beat the algorithms that ruin lives
‘Black-box’ AI-based discrimination seems to be beyond the control of organisations that use it
16 hours ago
The Telegraph
Maureen Lipman: ‘I smuggled £200 into Spain in my knickers’
Dame Maureen Lipman, 76, is an actress, writer and comedian who has worked in film (Up The Junction, The Pianist), theatre (the National and the RSC as well as one-woman shows) and television (Agony and Coronation Street). She was made a Dame in 2020. Widowed, she lives alone in west London.
18 hours ago
The Guardian
Quiet quitting: why doing the bare minimum at work has gone global
The meaninglessness of modern work – and the pandemic – has led many to question their approach to their jobs
2 days ago
The Guardian
Apple asks suppliers in Taiwan to label products as made in China – report
Nikkei says firm wants components bound for mainland to now comply with longstanding Beijing rule
12 hours ago
The Telegraph
Have British fund managers become a pointless expense for investors?
It is an open secret in the City of London that the vast majority of fund managers are bad at their job. Picking stocks that will consistently beat the rest of the market is notoriously difficult, yet the multibillion-pound investment management industry relies on the belief that managers in the Square Mile have talents worth paying a lot of money for.
2 days ago

BH Macro Limited - Monthly Shareholder Report - June 2022

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Syria more than doubles petrol prices: ministry

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Fading global cooperation will make this crisis worse than the recession of 2008

‘Risks posed by AI are real’: EU moves to beat the algorithms that ruin lives

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Quiet quitting: why doing the bare minimum at work has gone global

Apple asks suppliers in Taiwan to label products as made in China – report

Have British fund managers become a pointless expense for investors?