Brad Karp Today, February 05: Paul Weiss Chair Resigns Amid Epstein Fallout
Brad Karp resigns as Paul Weiss chair after DOJ Epstein emails; Scott Barshay named successor. What it means for APO and C investors on ESG, legal risk, and deals.
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Berlin Maglev Plan February 06: EBA Approval Puts Pilot Line in View
Berlin maglev gains momentum as EBA operating approval lowers regulatory risk. We assess the revived maglev feasibility study, route to Spandau, costs, and procurement signals for Berlin transport.
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Japan Election: Takaichi’s Kagoshima Rally Sets Fiscal Tone — February 6
Sanae Takaichi Kagoshima rally sets the fiscal tone before the Japan general election, with investors watching signals on stimulus, defense outlays, yen sentiment, and JGB supply.
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TSLA Stock Today: February 06 — Musk Named in DOJ Epstein Files
TSLA stock faces headline and ESG risk in Germany after DOJ Epstein files name Elon Musk. We explain today’s legal context, price/technicals, and investor takeaways.
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February 06: Stuttgart Power Outage Highlights EV Charging Risks
Stuttgart power outage exposes risks in EV charging, telecom, and grid reliability in Germany. What happened, why it matters for investors, and the policy and capex priorities for resilience.
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February 5: Doly Begum Switch Sets Scarborough By-election, Carney Majority Risk
Doly Begum’s switch to the federal Liberals sets a Scarborough Southwest by-election that could affect Prime Minister Mark Carney’s near-majority and policy timing. Investors watch rates, banks, and u
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February 06: Mitch McConnell Hospitalized Raises Senate Timing Risk
Mitch McConnell hospitalized raises near-term Senate timing risk. We explain how policy uncertainty could affect rates, defense, and healthcare exposures for Australian investors.
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UK Pride in Place Expands February 06: 40 New Areas, £800m Package
Pride in Place expands to 40 areas in England with up to £800m and £180m for nine Welsh neighbourhoods. What this means for UK regeneration funding, high street investment, and investors.
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February 05: Canada’s Cuba Travel Warning Poses Airline Demand Risk
On Feb 5, canada cuba travel advisory tightened to ‘high degree of caution.’ We assess airline demand risks, booking trends, and what Canadian investors should watch.
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^GSPC Today: February 05 — New START Lapse, US-Russia ‘Observe’ Pact
New START expires as Washington and Moscow keep limits with weaker checks. See how the nuclear treaty russia shift could move ^GSPC, defense, energy, utilities, and safe havens.
