Alice Fulwood

Alice Fullwood, Wall Street correspondent and co-host of Money Talks, and Sasha Nauter, social affairs editor at The Economist, dive into Sam Bankman-Fried's dramatic fall and conviction, exposing the impact on the cryptocurrency landscape. They also tackle advancements in IVF technology, discussing its successes and the pressing need for greater accessibility. Finally, the conversation touches on the evolving nature of Southern accents, emphasizing demographic shifts and their cultural implications in America.

Alice Fullwood, Wall Street correspondent for The Economist, shares insights on the dramatic collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, highlighting its massive financial shortfall and what it means for the crypto landscape. Dominic Ziegler, Senior Asia correspondent, sheds light on the plight of the Sama-Bajau people, a stateless fishing community facing severe challenges in identity and healthcare. They also explore how political leaders are portrayed in the media, particularly contrasting Rishi Sunak's image with that of his American counterparts.

Alice Fulwood from The Economist and Vivian Lin Thurston from William Blair discuss China's economic struggles, including the property sector, low interest environment, and the flawed nature of emerging market indices. They also highlight China's long-term growth opportunities and the changing dynamics of emerging markets, with a focus on India's growth potential and the interest in Vietnamese EV maker Vinfass.

Alice Fullwood, a Wall Street correspondent, and Shashank Joshi, the Defense editor, delve into the dramatic collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, analyzing the panic and regulatory response that followed. They also discuss the ramifications of the AUKUS agreement, focusing on Australia’s shift to nuclear-powered submarines to counter China's assertiveness. The conversation takes a poignant turn as they explore the story of Alamayu, an Ethiopian prince, reigniting the debate around cultural restitution and the complexities of repatriating looted artifacts.

Shashank Joshi, Defense editor at The Economist, analyzes Ukraine's unexpected military gains against Russia, highlighting the strategic implications of reclaimed territories. Tamara Jokes-Boer discusses the severe water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, revealing the broader issues of infrastructure failures affecting many Americans. Alice Fullwood explores the resurgence of chartist methods in financial markets, illustrating how investors use technical indicators to navigate uncertainty. This engaging conversation weaves together pressing geopolitical, environmental, and economic themes.