by Alex Black | Aug 30, 2018 | Bulletin
Most of the talk about markets focuses on the US… It’s all about what Trump’s up to. Who he’s upsetting. Who he’s making deals with. Whether he’s going to be impeached for past misdemeanours. The whole world seems to revolve around Donald Trump. Only it doesn’t....
by Robert White | Aug 28, 2018 | Bulletin
At 7.15am on October 21, 2016, the staff at an obscure company called Dyn, Inc found themselves suddenly knocked off the internet. You know the experience yourself. You get an error message. The signal drops out. You attempt to restart everything. But Dyn was no...
by Alex Black | Aug 23, 2018 | Bulletin
Andrew Brunson arrived in the ancient Turkish city of Izmir in 1995 as an evangelical missionary. Probably one of the notions furthest from his mind was that he’d help bring down world financial markets. But fast forward 23 years and Pastor Brunson is at the epicentre...
by Robert White | Aug 21, 2018 | Bulletin
The experiments began in his local forest. From an early age, Ilya Metchnikoff would scavenge the land around his parent’s estate in the Ukraine for strange flora. It was the “lower organisms” that fascinated him – the bacteria. He would gorge on mushrooms and plants...
by Alex Black | Aug 9, 2018 | Bulletin
Alex here… I read a fascinating article this week by Michael Orme at Signum Intel. Michael has decades of experience writing about technology and he regularly picks apart the ideologies of it’s leaders: Bezos, Zuckerberg and Musk. This week he wrote a fascinating...
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