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Marco Polo and the saga of Venice

As with all great centers of wealth like London and New York today, Venice glowed even as it slid into political and economic senescence; its residual riches continued to finance art, architecture, music and, though evanescent, a sense of authority and grandeur

Howard Chua-Eoan

January 25, 2024 / 16:06 IST

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Playing and sabotaging markets? Venice has been there and done that.

Howard Chua-Eoan is a Chinese American journalist and author. He is currently international editor of Bloomberg Opinion, the opinion and editorials side of Bloomberg News. Views are personal and do not represent the stand of this publication.

first published: Jan 25, 2024 03:54 pm

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Marco Polo and the saga of Venice

As with all great centers of wealth like London and New York today, Venice glowed even as it slid into political and economic senescence; its residual riches continued to finance art, architecture, music and, though evanescent, a sense of authority and grandeur

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