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Switzerland embraces digital currencies and crypto-entrepreneurs (economist.com)

209 points

8 years ago

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Unix's founding fathers [2004] (economist.com)

209 points

15 years ago

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Toll roads are spreading in America (economist.com)

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5 months ago

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The strange case of Britain’s demise (economist.com)

208 points

3 years ago

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Can “effective altruism” maximise the bang for each charitable buck? (economist.com)

208 points

8 years ago

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As Electric Motors Impove, More Things Are Being Electrified (economist.com)

208 points

9 years ago

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Prostitution and the internet (economist.com)

208 points

12 years ago

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All around the world, labour is losing out to capital (economist.com)

207 points

13 years ago

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Heatwaves kill more Americans than hurricanes, tornadoes and floods (economist.com)

207 points

4 years ago

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Where have all the laid-off tech workers gone? (economist.com)

206 points

3 years ago

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Global warming: The state of the climate in 2016 (economist.com)

206 points

10 years ago

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The importance of handwriting is now better understood (economist.com)

205 points

3 years ago

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Plants can detect sound (economist.com)

205 points

3 years ago

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Internet firms’ legal immunity is under threat (economist.com)

204 points

9 years ago

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A theory that “elite overproduction” leads to political instability (2020) (economist.com)

203 points

5 years ago

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Gig workers are organising in tech-savvy ways (economist.com)

203 points

6 years ago

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A new biography of John von Neumann (economist.com)

203 points

5 years ago

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How objectivity in journalism became a matter of opinion (economist.com)

202 points

6 years ago

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2025 was the third hottest year on record (economist.com)

202 points

5 months ago

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Open-source intelligence challenges state monopolies on information (economist.com)

202 points

5 years ago

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Economists who defend disaster profiteers are wrong (economist.com)

201 points

6 years ago

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As crime dries up, Japan’s police hunt for things to do (2017) (economist.com)

201 points

7 years ago

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Anal oxygen administration may save lives (economist.com)

201 points

5 years ago

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A study of lights at night suggests dictators lie about economic growth (economist.com)

200 points

4 years ago

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A 3°C world has no safe place (economist.com)

199 points

5 years ago

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Why Harvard Business School Is Under Fire (economist.com)

199 points

9 years ago

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Why is everyone so busy? (2014) (economist.com)

198 points

8 years ago

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Why are American workers becoming harder to find? (economist.com)

197 points

5 years ago

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Arabic, a great language, has a low profile (economist.com)

197 points

8 years ago

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China’s police are ensnaring thousands of suspects abroad (economist.com)

197 points

3 years ago