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An obituary for the Drexel generation
A new book about Apollo offers a showcase of financial genius and human failure
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As his presidency flounders, Trump is more dangerous than ever
Forget lame ducks. America’s president will defend his dominance like an ageing silverback gorilla
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Americans should rekindle their love for big business
New research shows large firms are vital for prosperity
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How Shein came crashing down
The Chinese e-retailer is listing for a quarter of the $100bn at which it was once valued
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China is training up thousands of humanoid robots
But its approach will come with enormous costs
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Yuval Noah Harari on the economic and political perils of AI
Humanity must not entrust its lot to clever machines, the bestselling historian warns
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How to measure returns on AI
From tokenmaxxing to something more normal
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Can Reddit survive in the AI era?
It wants more cash for its data—and more of people’s time
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Canada’s oil industry is booming. Can it last?
Looser regulations will help with pipelines—but may not boost production
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The war on data centres is a bit fake
Developers are exaggerating their plans, just as politicians are overstating their opposition
Chinese firms are wrapping their supply chains around the globe
A rewiring of global manufacturing is under way
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Meta’s blockbuster trial draws parallels to big tobacco
But investors aren’t panicking yet
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What happens when interceptor missiles run out
The growing shortage is causing panic in Ukraine and elsewhere
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America Inc has a tight grip on allied governments
Companies from Palantir to Lockheed account for a small share of spending, but are hard to shake
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Is the LA Lakers’ sale a sign of sports investment gone mad?
$12.5bn price tag is highest ever for an American sports team
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The world’s biggest fast-food chain is moving into pubs
Why China’s Mixue Bingcheng is serving up beer
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The six stages of holiday-making
Two weeks off, but how many days of relaxation?
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Japan’s downbeat startups need a lift
Can past success ever be rekindled?
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Silicon Valley’s AI boom is remaking American charity
AI founders pledge to give away hundreds of billions of dollars. How will they be spent?