The post-pandemic boom in hybrid work is causing trouble for banks that have lent heavily to office developers. But in this Viewsroom podcast, Breakingviews columnists explain how losses may be limited if central banks bring borrowing costs down and bosses call employees back. Visit the Thomson Reuters Privacy Statement for information on our privacy and data protection practices. You may also visit megaphone.fm/adchoices to opt-out of targeted advertising.
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HSBC’s big pair of shoes will be hard to fill
Clash of the mining titans will get more bruising
US economy is a victim of its own success
Telecom tycoon ensnared by his hefty debt machine
How Boeing’s woes change everything but planes
US antitrust push invites creative dealmaking
Europe’s IPO window opens slowly for buyout barons
Bank crises proved a mixed blessing for rivals
Japan’s rate shift will hit zombie firms hardest
Post-crisis Adani is cranking up his IPO factory
Mining pain may be just getting started
Deal famine is driving private equity evolution
The obesity drug craze is entering its next phase
JPMorgan succession is a high-stakes soap opera
Shein’s China and ESG risk puts IPO on iffy ground
Global risk pile-up penetrates Davos bubble
Prolonged Red Sea attacks can hurt global economy
The world’s paradigm shift will create a busy 2024
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