Slate Money on dictator debt, Charles Schwab intelligent portfolios, and the Apple Watch.

Slate Money on Odious Debt, So-Called Intelligent Portfolios, and the Apple Watch

Slate Money on Odious Debt, So-Called Intelligent Portfolios, and the Apple Watch

Slate’s weekly business and finance podcast.
March 14 2015 2:03 AM

The Automatic for the People Edition

Slate Money on odious debt as an international power play, Charles Schwab’s plan to create a robo-adviser, and the Apple smartwatch.

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Listen to Episode No. 44 of Slate Money*:

On this week’s episode of Slate Money, host Felix Salmon and co-hosts Cathy O’Neil of mathbabe.org and Jordan Weissmann of Slate discuss how we can prevent evil dictators from borrowing money. Also, robot wars, racist fines, and the class distinctions that Apple is creating among its customers.

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*Correction, March 20, 2015: This post originally misidentified Episode No. 44 of Slate Money as Episode No. 45.

Cathy O'Neil is a former hedge fund quant and blogger at Mathbabe.org.

Felix Salmon is a journalist.

Jordan Weissmann is Slate’s senior business and economics correspondent.