Andrea Riquier

I wrote about the "TACO" trade and sovereign bond vigilantism.
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Previously suggested in this CJR opinion piece:
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Wine dog moms bringing up the rear (because you can only get basset hounds to walk as fast as they damn well please)

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I wrote about the dispute be Fidelity Investments and a newish fintech called Pontera. It raises tons of interesting issues about what happens when we leave ordinary Americans at the mercy of the financial services industry for their golden years.
#retirement

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♥️ you old hippie you

People might not know about the extreme level of worry that journalists live with after their story has been published or broadcast. The fear that they got something wrong literally keeps them up at night. Obsessively. Now imagine what it will be like as newsrooms thin out and more errors are made.

From my talented colleague @dinahvp.bsky.social, a smart synthesis that sums up the sharp contrasts here in New York this week. 🌎⛽

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The Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City is an American problem.

@riquier.bsky.social reports on the crisis for cities, housing, health and climate for @usatoday.com:

#news #science

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The heir's property: one man's journey to reclaim family land in the American South Saul Blair has devoted years of his life to reclaiming family land purchased by his great-grandfather in the years after slavery.

Saul Blair has devoted years of his life to reclaiming family land purchased by his great-grandfather in the years after slavery.

"Dance with me"

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My First Byline: Andrea Riquier Reporter, USA Today

A great read from @riquier.bsky.social about her first journalism job and her suggestions for new journalists. Love the photo! @ryanbeckwith.bsky.social My First Byline: Andrea Riquier - by Ryan Teague Beckwith share.google/EaYAGhCrnZ22...

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NameNerds is one of my favorite sub Reddits

This is 💯how I expected Price to parent

I totally would never have remembered his name

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"that crazy Mexican lady" - Ebby Calvin "Nuke" Laloosh

with the Gods of the Stoop as an opening act

The bond market sell-off is more worrisome than the one in stocks. Here's what to know. Bonds have been selling off over the past few days, signaling deep fissures in the economy and financial markets.

I wrote about the #BondMarket rout.

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It’s the stupid, economy.

As new real estate listings rules take effect, will buyers and sellers benefit? A new policy that purports to offer more options for homeowners to list their properties for sale may be a step back for the housing market.

My latest on big changes in the #housingmarket / #realestate. Are the so-called "Clear Cooperation" updates from the National Association of Realtors actually in the best interests of buyers and sellers? Roughly 50 comments on my LinkedIn feed would beg to differ. 🏡

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Inflation Affects Behavior Decades after Prices Have Stabilized Hyperinflation in 1920s Germany set off ripples that persist a century later.

People’s expectations about price changes can shape decisions on what, when, and how much to consume in the present, and the research suggests it may echo for decades upon decades. — @riquier.bsky.social