The definitive collection of the best investing stories Business Insider published during the week ended March 27.
| |  | | | | | The definitive collection of the best investing stories Business Insider published during the week ended March 27. The way people learn in the future will be completely digital, the Pearson CEO says — and that will continue even after students enter the workforce. Shares of ViacomCBS and Discovery fell as much as 35% Friday, while US-listed shares of China's Baidu, Tencent Music, Vipshop and others also plunged this week. "[M&A] spreads are I would say significantly wider today than they were previously before the SPAC attack." Doug Francis, GMO's head of event-driven strategies, said. COVID-19 has proven an inescapable fact: We live in a society, and nobody is truly a self-made master of their own destiny, writes Paul Constant. If the thought of returning to office drudgery and sad desk lunches makes you anxious, it's time to have a conversation with your boss. The sell-off appears to have been caused by Archegos Capital, run by South Korean billionaire Bill Hwang, which uses a long-short equity strategy. "There's a tendency of investors to extrapolate the past and not pay too much attention to price," which leads to bubbles, says Ray Dalio. Here's why Bret Taylor is widely believed to be Marc Benioff's successor when the Salesforce founder eventually decides to step down from CEO duties. Houses are insanely pricey right now. Experts lay out how to tell what makes a property a smart buy and where in the US to find a good deal. | | | | | | | |
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