Germany's Labor Shortage Eclipses All of Them

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Brooke: What did the last 48, 72 hours feel like? And what do you feel like coming out of it? Guy Chizan: I worry a bit that we are not yet quite at the problems that are causing these bank runs. He says Germany's labor shortage has eclipsed all other issues in recent months.

Chinese initial public offerings have raised more than five times as much money as those in the US this year, and Germany’s lawmakers are set to pass immigration reforms to address a worsening skills shortage. Plus, the FT’s Brooke Masters unpacks the deal for First Republic and what’s in it for JPMorgan.

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China dominates global IPO market as Wall Street fails to rebound

JPMorgan to acquire First Republic’s deposits as US regulators step in

Germany looks to immigration reform to arrest worsening skills shortage

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