FTAV’s further reading

Elsewhere on Monday . . . 

— “Bedcore” (Architectural Digest)

— Michael Pettis has spent two decades in China, and he calls free trade a mirage. He has also been a punk-music-club and record-label owner. (WSJ)

— Sovereign is he who successfully insists he is exceptional (Home-Groan Globalist)

— Why hair-pulling hurts so much (Science News)

— Northern Ireland slaps tariffs on Chinese EVs (Most Favoured Nation)

— Do long-term fixed-rate mortgages lead to higher home ownership? (Bank Underground)

— 99 Problems and Maduro is one of them (Bond Vigilantes)

— Ex-Twitter execs push for $200M severance as Elon Musk runs X into ground (Ars Technica)