The man of the year
Alleluia: the year 2018 ends in glory. The Financial Times elects none other than George Soros as man of the year, the arch-billionaire financier of Hungarian origin who is almost ninety years old.
The London newspaper is the voice of stateless international financial power, owned by Nikkei, the Japanese company that controls the Tokyo Stock Exchange. He is universally considered "authoritative" and "prestigious". We could actually say that the two adjectives are to the economic Bible of the City exactly as a good doctor is a luminary, the thesis supervisor is a very clear professor and the expert colleague is eminent.
So, let's bow to the choice of the market newspaper and celebrate as the man of the year deserves, also paying homage in retrospect to former Prime Minister Gentiloni, ancient exponent of the ultra-left, who received him with full honors at Palazzo Chigi in May 2017. Read More


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