The global machine that washes the world’s dirty money
Crusading financial journalist Oliver Bullough may be a little obsessive, but his concerns about global money laundering are well founded,…
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Robert Macfarlane’s new book asks ‘Should nature have legal rights?’
The British nature writer explores the idea that natural entities deserve legal standing in 'Is a River Alive?'
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Spear’s reading room: the best books to read right now
The books to read now, including Joseph Stiglitz on freedom and capitalism and a look at how women built Fifth…
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The glittering demise of art fraudster Inigo Philbrick
This entertaining tale of the downfall of a Mayfair art world grifter is replete with inside information
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The Fund: the secrets behind the world’s largest (and weirdest) hedge fund
New York Times journalist Rob Copeland's gripping book exposes the cult-like culture at Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates
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