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Finance
How Ukraine’s biggest bank is run in a war zone
PrivatBank is a case study in adaptation
economist.com 15.10.26 · 223👁
Finance
A shortage of sulphur could hurt mines and farms everywhere
Another commodity shock from the Iran war
economist.com 15.10.26 · 133👁
Tech
Could AI help scientists with their paperwork?
Yes—but that amplifies existing problems
economist.com 14.10.26 · 76👁
Tech
AI will make it possible to design and build organisms from scratch
Synthetic biology has arrived at last
economist.com 14.10.26 · 75👁
Tech
AI companies want to become frontier scientific researchers
Better AI models may be their reward
economist.com 14.10.26 · 77👁
Finance
Another warning sign for China’s economy: falling consumer credit
A crackdown on aggressive debt collectors is good news and bad news
economist.com 14.10.26 · 248👁
Finance
How to lose money betting against Europe
In a sovereign-debt crisis, even understanding politics may not be enough
economist.com 13.10.26 · 146👁
Tech
AI’s transformation of mathematics is a turning point for science
Other disciplines should take heed
economist.com 12.10.26 · 91👁
Tech
AI’s mathematics blitz pushes science into strange new territory
Other disciplines should take heed
economist.com 12.10.26 · 334👁
Finance
A Nobel prize for how to keep economies on even keel 
Two “New Keynesians”, Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, win the highest honour in economics
economist.com 12.10.26 · 38👁
Finance
A Nobel prize for how to keep economies on an even keel 
Two “New Keynesians”, Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, win the highest honour in economics
economist.com 12.10.26 · 100👁
Finance
Don’t feel sorry for millennials. They are living it up now
It is easy to exaggerate their economic woes
economist.com 11.10.26 · 79👁
Tech
Do you need to walk 10,000 steps a day?
How fast you walk may be as important as how much
economist.com 09.10.26 · 94👁
Tech
This year’s Nobel science prizes are real-life sci-fi
Laureates pioneered neutrino astronomy, optogenetics and the study of mirror molecules
economist.com 08.10.26 · 172👁
Finance
Governments are mishandling the affordability crisis
They should lift incomes, not suppress prices
economist.com 08.10.26 · 310👁
Finance
Indian celebrations will be more expensive this year
Blame soaring sugar prices
economist.com 08.10.26 · 83👁
Tech
OpenAI claims to have solved hundreds of long-standing maths problems
It is judgment day for mathematics
economist.com 07.10.26 · 128👁
Finance
Why shares are the new bricks and mortar
Household wealth is flowing from property to stocks
economist.com 07.10.26 · 141👁
Tech
Burglars could be identified from airborne DNA
Skin cells, dandruff and saliva are largely responsible
economist.com 07.10.26 · 94👁
Tech
A Nobel for illuminating life’s asymmetry
And achieving a feat of chemical synthesis not seen for 4bn years
economist.com 07.10.26 · 104👁
Finance
American investors’ trick to lower taxes: lose money
The taxman is losing patience with the shrewd use of tax losses
economist.com 06.10.26 · 337👁
Finance
In search of tax alpha
The taxman is losing patience with Americans’ shrewd use of tax losses
economist.com 06.10.26 · 90👁
Tech
A Nobel for the strangest telescope ever built
The ghostly particles shed light on the distant universe
economist.com 06.10.26 · 70👁
Tech
A Nobel for the discovery of high-energy neutrinos
The ghostly particles shed light on the distant universe
economist.com 06.10.26 · 87👁
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