15 November 2011 10:48

New York Times reports police have begun clearing Manhattan’s Zuccotti Park of Occupy Wall Street protestors.

The rigours of today’s tennis schedule are chiefly to blame for the sorry condition of the sport’s elite players http://econ.st/sAQ8Hu

DealBook: A Wave of Partner Retirements at Goldman Sachs http://nyti.ms/rYmaqn

#Egypt guards beat 118 detain migrants from #Eritrea, including 40 granted #refugee status, to force to accept return. bit.ly/vwrI4A

Economists as Imagineers? http://bit.ly/voX9vQ

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As the Magnificent Seven fade, CFS looks further afield for returns

NZ Super cuts benchmark return expectation on US valuation concerns

The AI boom has left super funds with nowhere to run

Blue skies and lawsuits power MLC Super returns higher

Super funds grapple with hidden AI cross-exposures as boom runs on

As the Magnificent Seven fade, CFS looks further afield for returns

Colonial First State chief investment officer Jonathan Armitage says a shift away from reliance on US mega-cap tech stocks is reshaping portfolio resilience, with emerging markets, private debt and catastrophe bonds helping to drive returns across the portfolio.

Simon Hoyle

July 02, 2026