Jim Edwards
The Independent
United Kingdom
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How thousands of companies ended up using a bogus psychology test on their staff
The Myers-Briggs test is so common you may already have taken it yourself. Unfortunately, it’s garbage → Read More
Instagram star Alexis Ren says the dollar-based economy is 'collapsing' so she's going into crypto
"They keep printing more of it, so that it has no value. [The dollar] used to be backed by gold and it's not anymore.," she says. → Read More
What QAnon's own activists said when we told them we were publishing a list of the movement's 200 most important people
In interviews, emails, and direct messages the people who sustain QAnon told us what they really think. → Read More
Today's country-by-country coronavirus stats: The US and UK are stuck on a plateau and it looks like bad times ahead for Canada and Sweden
Our daily dashboard showing you exactly where you are in this crisis, and how far we all have to go. → Read More
Today's country-by-country coronavirus stats: Good news for the US but grim numbers for the UK and Russia
The US, Spain, Italy, Germany and now France are all making good progress. But the UK is still struggling and In Russia, the numbers remain bad. → Read More
Here's a roundup of coronavirus stats on a country-by-country basis
Ranked in the order of most-affected, starting with the US [April 17, 2020]. → Read More
There is hope: All the reasons to be optimistic about the end of the coronavirus crisis
These are the worst of times. And yet, there is hope. This is temporary. It will end. There are reasons to be optimistic. → Read More
Bernie Sanders and the youth vote: Stats and history suggest he may doom the Democrats
Sanders and his supporters hope his radical platform will energize young voters. That position has been proved hopelessly naive before. → Read More
After Biden's failure in Iowa, top Democrats are terrified Bernie Sanders will do to them what Jeremy Corbyn did to Labour in the UK
"The Sanders people are taking pictures wishing Jeremy Corbyn the best," strategist James Carville told MSNBC. "I don't want to go down that path." → Read More
What it's like when the Russians hack your company and turn you into a fake news conspiracy story on state TV
Hackers may have been working on finding a way in for months, possibly since 2016. All they did was publish a list of employees and their salaries. → Read More
It is really difficult to see how WeWork will ever be profitable
The sheer scale of WeWork's future lease commitments have investors' eyes popping out on stalks. → Read More
It is really difficult to see how WeWork will ever be profitable
The sheer scale of WeWork's future lease commitments have investors' eyes popping out on stalks. → Read More
Investors who dumped Uber stock last week are idiots: Here’s what’s really going on.
Business Insider - Uber didn't lose money last quarter. It added over $5 billion in cash. Investors may have misunderstood what's really going on.. Read more at businessinsider.sg → Read More
Investors who dumped Uber stock last week are idiots: Here's what's really going on.
Uber didn't lose money last quarter. It added over $5 billion in cash. Investors may have misunderstood what's really going on. → Read More
There is a 90% chance Boris Johnson will break his 'no-deal' Brexit promise, according to these numbers
Prime Minister Johnson has promised to deliver Brexit on October 31, even if it is without a deal. → Read More
We're building fewer elevators and escalators — and it's evidence that 'growth might go to zero'
UBS's construction research shows the market for such items has gone into stagnation — implying that large building construction is losing steam. → Read More
Conservatives are conditioning us to accept the breakup of Britain
They might need to destroy Britain in order to secure its independence. → Read More
Conservatives are conditioning us to accept the breakup of Britain
They might need to destroy Britain in order to secure its independence. → Read More
It is not a surprise that Apple has been accused of price-fixing — just look at its history
Business Insider - Apple's top executives were "extremely angry" about a previous price-fixing decision, and will "never get over the case.". Read more at businessinsider.sg → Read More
It is not a surprise that Apple has been accused of price-fixing — just look at its history
Apple's top executives were "extremely angry" about a previous price-fixing decision, and will "never get over the case." → Read More