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Edward Harrison is a senior Editor at Bloomberg. He is also the founder of Credit Writedowns newsletter, a former career diplomat, investment banker and technology executive with over twenty five years of business experience. He speaks six languages and reads another five, skills he uses to provide a more global perspective. Edward holds an MBA in Finance from Columbia University and a BA in Economics from Dartmouth College.

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Just when you thought it was risk-on

Edward Harrison
Trade and Currency Wars I am starting this article just ahead of the equity market open in New York. And S&P futures have the market opening down 1%. The market continues to be unsettled by the political uncertainty around the US-China…
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Facecoin, Slack and loss-making IPOs

Edward Harrison
A quick note here with a few thoughts on technology IPO companies with economic moats I use Slack every day at work. It is an essential internal communications tool for my job. And, as such, I see it as a company with relatively high…
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IPOs, a global rebound and Tariff Man

Edward Harrison
The IPO market is hot As I wrote last night, IPO conditions right now seem nearly ideal for growth companies to come to market. The appetite for loss-making companies shows us that public investors are willing to overlook losses as long as…
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2019 may be the best time to IPO

Edward Harrison
Growth matters, profits don't Nearly 7,000 scooters appeared to be active in Los Angeles County in January, having logged a ride in the previous two weeks. By April, more than 5,500 of those same scooters appeared to be removed from active…
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Brief thoughts on the jobs report

Edward Harrison
Today's jobs report in the US showed some fairly bullish headline numbers. Not only did the unemployment rate did to a 49-year low of 3.6%, but the monster 263,000 job addition was bolstered by net revisions of 16,000, bringing the total to…
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Melting Up?

Edward Harrison
Tesla On Thursday, I wrote that "Tesla has been forced to pony up for those converts. They now have $2.2 billion, $1.5 billion less than at the end of the last quarter. I think the need for more capital is a question of when, not if. But if…

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