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[Therese Raphael Theresa may postpones her moment of Brexit reckoning

If Britain‘s Parliament were the final arbiter of Brexit, Tuesday night’s vote would have been historic. It would have been a crowning achievement for Prime Minister Theresa May: Leavers and Remainer...

January 31, 2019
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[Eli Lake] Why arms control won’t work with North Korea or Iran

Dan Coats, the US director of national intelligence, appeared to undermine two premises of President Donald Trump’s foreign policy on Tuesday. First he said that North Korea was not likely to give up...

January 30, 2019
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[Joe Nocera] Howard Schultz’s presidential campaign is naive

Ten years ago, I wrote a column about Howard Schultz that was, well, not very nice. Schultz had earlier stepped aside as the chief executive of Starbucks Corp., but with the company in a deep slump, ...

January 30, 2019
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[Alex Webb] What Microsoft can teach Facebook about playing nice

As another European Commission megafine on Alphabet nears, it prompts the question: can the Google parent ever free itself from the specter of penalties from the region’s regulators? The same goes fo...

January 30, 2019
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[Tyler Cowen] One shutdown lesson is that Americans need to save more

Now that the government shutdown is over, perhaps it is appropriate to consider a delicate question: Is it still OK to tell people they need to save more money? It’s an issue that came to the fore d...

January 29, 2019
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[Christopher Balding] China’s banks are desperate for capital

In the past decade, China has relied primarily on credit growth to fund its economic ambitions. The country’s banks are now feeling the constraints of this lending binge and need to raise a lot of ca...

January 28, 2019
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[Eli Lake] Trump makes the right decision for Venezuela

Give Donald Trump credit. On Wednesday the US president recognized Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country’s interim president. At least a dozen other countries in the Western Hemisph...

January 28, 2019
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[Tyler Cowen] US-China Cold War will get worse before it gets better

We are in the midst of a new Cold War, with the United States and China carving out separate economic and political orders. Let’s consider how it might look in a few years. There will be two separat...

January 27, 2019
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[Adam Minter] Why Big Brother doesn’t bother most Chinese

Who says the government can’t innovate? In one Chinese city, the local court system recently launched a smartphone-based map that displays the location and identity of anyone within 500 meters who’s ...

January 27, 2019
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[Leonid Bershidsky] Maduro’s fall would be a defeat for Putin, too

If Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s regime falls, Russian President Vladimir Putin will have to write off yet another costly geopolitical bet. Just don’t expect Moscow to stop taking such gamble...

January 27, 2019
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[Leonid Bershidsky] German ‘yellow vests’ have a case, too

Can the yellow vest, that symbol of French anti-elite protest, travel? Well, it’s clearly not as internationally ubiquitous as the red flag of class struggle was some 100 years ago, but most of the 7...

January 24, 2019
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[Noah Smith] Big cities no longer deliver for low-skilled workers

David Autor, a labor economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has a record of attacking the biggest and most important issues. He has raised alarms about disappearing middle-skilled jo...

January 24, 2019
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[Emily de La Bruyere and Nathan Picarsic] China wants to dominate internet

For the past year, the US and China have been engaged in a wide-ranging trade war. Nominally, the dispute concerns intellectual property violations, forced technology transfers and other unfair pract...

January 23, 2019
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[Lionel Laurent] Make no mistake, Davos, fat cat backlash is coming

Ten years ago, the Davos conference asked the question: “What must industry do to prevent a broad social backlash?” The answer probably wasn’t “Double, triple or sextuple the wealth of the most promi...

January 23, 2019
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[Ferdinando Giugliano] Plenty of Uber drivers love their jobs too

The “gig economy” has become the cause celebre for people who think labor needs help from government in its struggle with capital. Politicians from the radical left and anti-establishment parties say...

January 23, 2019
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