Market news told the way you'd tell a 5-year-old or a labrador. You choose!
Two humans (and an imaginary labrador) behind Wof Street
A computer engineer who has spent more than 15 years guarding the digital doors of banks and big companies: he decides who gets in, who doesn't, and with which key. A guard dog, but with a degree. At Wof Street he built the engine that reads hundreds of news stories from all over the world every morning and turns them into the market weather.
A graduate in business and finance, he has spent more than 10 years designing banks' digital services, the ones you use on your phone to pay and save. A certified project manager: he gets projects over the finish line, and on time. At Wof Street he translates finance-speak into plain words and checks that even the labrador has understood.
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