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841.

Across the rich world, an extraordinary jobs boom is under way (economist.com)

100 points

7 years ago

842.

Seasteading: Cities on the ocean (economist.com)

100 points

15 years ago

843.

Digital revolution has yet to fulfil its promise of productivity and better jobs (economist.com)

100 points

12 years ago

844.

The new utopias: Should we retain the right to feel unhappy at work? (economist.com)

100 points

10 years ago

845.

Academic journals face a radical shake-up (economist.com)

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14 years ago

846.

The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data (economist.com)

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9 years ago

847.

Businesses are in for a mighty debt hangover (economist.com)

99 points

3 years ago

848.

ROI on a college degree depends what you study, not where (economist.com)

99 points

10 years ago

849.

Old electric cars are a raw material of the future (economist.com)

99 points

5 years ago

850.

Peter Thiel, Scourge of Silicon Valley (economist.com)

99 points

5 years ago

851.

The BBC's hi-tech failure: Don't Mention It (economist.com)

99 points

13 years ago

852.

Legalising marijuana: the view from Mexico (economist.com)

99 points

14 years ago

853.

Professors’ unprofessional programs have created a new profession (economist.com)

99 points

10 years ago

854.

Combating bad science (economist.com)

99 points

12 years ago

855.

How companies should treat their most enthusiastic customers (economist.com)

99 points

9 years ago

856.

Citizen developers are rapidly becoming the vanguard of corporate digitisation (economist.com)

98 points

4 years ago

857.

Working hours: Get a life (economist.com)

98 points

13 years ago

858.

Unbreakable phone screens could be made with a new material (economist.com)

98 points

4 years ago

859.

Netflix Makes a Statement in India with “Sacred Games” (economist.com)

98 points

8 years ago

860.

Bolivia is awash with contraband cars from Japan (economist.com)

98 points

4 years ago

861.

Who Did the Maya Sacrifice? (economist.com)

98 points

7 years ago

862.

Bilingual brains: Variety makes you mentally fit (economist.com)

98 points

12 years ago

863.

Downturns are accounting crooks’ worst enemy (economist.com)

98 points

6 years ago

864.

A punishing South Korean work culture is gradually being relaxed (economist.com)

98 points

11 years ago

865.

It is time to legalise cocaine: The costs of prohibition outweigh the benefits (economist.com)

97 points

4 years ago

866.

The World in 2036: Nassim Taleb looks at what will break, and what won't (2010) (economist.com)

97 points

6 years ago

867.

"50% of firm founders [in Silicon Valley] are foreign born" (economist.com)

97 points

16 years ago

868.

Proof emerges that a quantum computer can outperform a classical one (economist.com)

97 points

7 years ago

869.

The Economist on Intel versus ARM (economist.com)

97 points

14 years ago

870.

Russia's economy has entered the death zone (economist.com)

96 points

4 months ago