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Natalie Hendricks

Business & Economy

The Interior Life Has No Logo

By Natalie Hendricks

Caroline Bassette-Kennedy, a public figure from the 1990s often associated with minimalist understated fashion, seemed effortless. That was the point….

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Milano–Cortina 2026: Can Olympic Reform Escape the Winner’s Curse?

By Natalie Hendricks

When Italy lit its Olympic flame on February 6th, it signaled the start of the long-awaited Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic…

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Ownership After Volatility: What M&A Reveals About Capital in 2026

By Natalie Hendricks

As 2026 begins, financial markets are following a year marked by volatility, and Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), transactions in which…

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Fine Grains: What Falling Sand Reveals About Global Power

By Natalie Hendricks

Have you ever picked up sand only to realize how quickly it disappears? As children, we watched it slip through…

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The Surreal Economics of Aging: Leonora Carrington’s The Hearing Trumpet Reimagines Value Beyond Decline

By Natalie Hendricks

One of the greatest threats facing developed economies today can often be summarized in a single, striking figure: the rapidly…

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