Eshe Nelson is an economics and markets reporter at Quartz in London, covering everything from company earnings to central banks. Before joining Quartz, she was a markets reporter at Bloomberg News, primarily covering bonds and currencies in the UK and Europe in the aftermath of the sovereign debt crisis, during the Scottish independence referendum, EU referendum and Greece's debt negotiations. She has a bachelor's degree in journalism from City University London.
Economist Carolina Alves explains why she set up the Diversifying and Decolonising Economics initiative - to make economics free of discrimination, including sexism, racism, and discrimin...
Richard Baldwin, professor of international economics at the Graduate Institute in Geneva, says new technology is changing the nature of globalization.
New research shows a correlation between matches - particularly the home team - on financial market activity.
Economic inequality in the US is getting worse. Many thought class was a factor but new research reveals that race has a bigger impact.
2017 was a big year for the fund - which is already the largest in the world.
New research explores the impact of automation.
A Nobel laureate explains why we get the bad economic policies we deserve.
Germany has long been the engine that drives the EU’s economic growth, but for the past few years it has been outpaced by countries further east.
New research from UBS and PwC shows that the number of billionaires in Asia has overtaken the US.
Richard H. Thaler has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for his study of the psychology of Economics.
since the end of 2015, the job market in the Czech Republic has been one of the strongest.
A new McKinsey & Company report highlights the potential of digital finance.
