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Adding capacity to the electricity grid is not a simple task (economist.com)

142 points

3 years ago

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Intel’s Turnaround and the Future of Chipmaking (economist.com)

142 points

5 years ago

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The Sycamore Gap tree held a particularly deep place in people's hearts (economist.com)

142 points

3 years ago

574.

Facebook is bad for you: Get a life (economist.com)

142 points

13 years ago

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Parents in poorer countries devote more time to their kids' homework (economist.com)

142 points

8 years ago

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Reweaving the web: A slew of startups is trying to decentralise the online world (economist.com)

142 points

10 years ago

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Why Brahmins lead Western firms but rarely Indian ones (economist.com)

141 points

4 years ago

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What Companies Are For (economist.com)

141 points

7 years ago

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Interpreting a market plunge (economist.com)

141 points

8 years ago

580.

Italy and the euro: On the edge (economist.com)

141 points

15 years ago

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Latin America is set to become a leader in alternative energy (economist.com)

141 points

9 years ago

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Going to elite Indian colleges improves earnings, but not test scores (economist.com)

141 points

6 years ago

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A $3B bet on finding the fountain of youth (economist.com)

140 points

4 years ago

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America is substantially reducing poverty among children (economist.com)

140 points

5 years ago

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My three-year-old has taught me the value of talking to strangers (economist.com)

140 points

5 years ago

586.

The costly criminalisation of the mentally ill (economist.com)

140 points

13 years ago

587.

AI thinks like a corporation (2018) (economist.com)

140 points

6 years ago

588.

Established education providers v new contenders (economist.com)

140 points

9 years ago

589.

Economists are revising their views on robots and jobs (economist.com)

139 points

4 years ago

590.

America is building chip factories. Now to find the workers (economist.com)

139 points

3 years ago

591.

Railway lines once connected the Middle East (economist.com)

139 points

4 years ago

592.

Why many Indian politicians have a criminal record (economist.com)

139 points

9 years ago

593.

The dry-season malaria paradox, a bar to eradication, is solved (economist.com)

139 points

4 years ago

594.

Plastic-eating caterpillars: An escape from a shopping bag triggers an idea (economist.com)

139 points

9 years ago

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Flaws in Bitcoin make a lasting revival unlikely (economist.com)

138 points

7 years ago

596.

The Opium Wars Still Shape China’s View of the West (economist.com)

138 points

8 years ago

597.

Military robots are getting smaller and more capable (economist.com)

138 points

8 years ago

598.

Arachnids eat as much animal food as all humans (economist.com)

138 points

9 years ago

599.

Japan still has great influence on global financial markets (economist.com)

138 points

8 years ago

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Xi Jinping decides to abolish presidential term limits (economist.com)

137 points

8 years ago