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Mark Gilbert

Mark Gilbert

Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion

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Location
United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Economic Unpredictability, Tech Stock Selloff, and Red Bull's Secret ... - Bloomberg

What people have consistently predicted about the economy has turned out to be wrong.
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The Gen Z Devil Wears Prada

Plus, the Fed’s new buzzword and Europe’s gas confidence.
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FTX Is Dead But Don't Dance on Crypto's Grave Just Yet - Bloomberg

Markets always find new ways to implode, no matter how much regulation is imposed on them.
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Crypto's Coffin Is Not Quite Nailed Shut Yet - Bloomberg

FTX contagion spreads, while the World Cup prepares to kick off.
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Algorithms Are the New Trendy Corporate Placebo - Bloomberg

There will be winners and losers. But mostly losers.
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Ohio Chemical Train Derailment Should Be a Wake-Up Call - Bloomberg

How we transport hazardous chemicals — and how much of it — requires a drastic overhaul. The next accident promises to be far worse.
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Royal-in-Exile Prince Harry Takes on the British Tabloids - Bloomberg

The Duke of Sussex just wants to be left alone?
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King Charles Royal Coronation Can Turbocharge UK Economy - Bloomberg

Britain’s pubs and stores could do with some coronation-inspired spending.
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Eurovision Is Good Business (and Good Politics Too) - Bloomberg

The best event a city can host is the Eurovision song contest.
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UK Markets Aren't Afraid of a Labour Government - Bloomberg

Gilts and the pound are relaxed about the prospect of Keir Starmer becoming prime minister.
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Keir Starmer, No. 10’s Ringo Starr, Needs a Two-Album Deal

The Labour leader should be planning for 10 years in power, not just five.