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Bernhard Warner
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Bernhard Warner is a former senior writer at Fortune. He wrote the weekly Breakthrough column, a probing look at the latest innovations addressing the world’s biggest challenges. He also served as co-chair of Fortune’s Global Forum. For several years, he served as a Reuters correspondent covering the Internet, technology, and media industries, and he has written for the Guardian’s Long Read, The Atlantic, Slate’s The Big Money, Bloomberg Businessweek, Wired, and Inc. He also co-produced two short, award-winning documentary films—one of which, Maisha, about child miners in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was screened at the United Nations. Earlier in his career, he chronicled the rise and fall of the first dotcom boom for Adweek and the Industry Standard. He is based in Rome.
Stocks and crypto falter, looking set to close out the week on a losing streak
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Stocks and crypto falter, looking set to close out the week on a losing streak
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 17, 2021
Investors cheer a more hawkish Fed, igniting a global tech stocks rally
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Investors cheer a more hawkish Fed, igniting a global tech stocks rally
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 16, 2021
Stock futures and crypto sputter ahead of ‘Fed Day’
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Stock futures and crypto sputter ahead of ‘Fed Day’
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 15, 2021
Global stocks and crypto sag as investors brace for a blockbuster FOMC meeting
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Global stocks and crypto sag as investors brace for a blockbuster FOMC meeting
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 14, 2021
Global stocks and U.S. futures gain as investors look to extend last week’s record-breaking rally
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Global stocks and U.S. futures gain as investors look to extend last week’s record-breaking rally
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 13, 2021
The buy-everything rally is back: Crypto, tech stocks and crude are all popping
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The buy-everything rally is back: Crypto, tech stocks and crude are all popping
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 7, 2021
Global stocks rebound as investors shrug off the Omicron risk. Crypto pain continues
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Global stocks rebound as investors shrug off the Omicron risk. Crypto pain continues
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 6, 2021
Ahead of the bell today, economists expect that employers made an additional 550,000 hires last month.
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Stocks and crypto flatline ahead of today’s decisive jobs report
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 3, 2021
Omicron continues to roil the markets—U.S. futures rise while Bitcoin and global stocks fall
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Omicron continues to roil the markets—U.S. futures rise while Bitcoin and global stocks fall
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 2, 2021
Stocks, crude and Ether jump following a brutal November sell-off
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Stocks, crude and Ether jump following a brutal November sell-off
By Bernhard WarnerDecember 1, 2021
Omicron fears rock the global markets—crude, crypto and stocks all tumble
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Omicron fears rock the global markets—crude, crypto and stocks all tumble
By Bernhard WarnerNovember 30, 2021
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Money managers who got blindsided by market manias like GameStop and Bitcoin are turning to ‘econophysics’ to help them avoid the next crash
By Bernhard WarnerNovember 30, 2021
The Omicron bounce: crypto, crude and stocks rebound as virus jitters ease
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The Omicron bounce: crypto, crude and stocks rebound as virus jitters ease
By Bernhard WarnerNovember 29, 2021
Europe’s ski resorts and skiers brace for another COVID-19 winter wipeout
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Europe’s ski resorts and skiers brace for another COVID-19 winter wipeout
By Vivienne Walt, Christiaan Hetzner and Bernhard WarnerNovember 27, 2021
U.S. futures are under pressure even as bond yields dip—crypto wobbles
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U.S. futures are under pressure even as bond yields dip—crypto wobbles
By Bernhard WarnerNovember 24, 2021
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