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China’s Ponzi-like property market is eroding faith in the government (www.economist.com)

posted by [Deleted] on China

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Tracking space debris is a growing business (www.economist.com)

posted by pembo210 on business

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Auckland has become the world’s most liveable city (www.economist.com)

posted by ohphukimintrouble on newzealand

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America’s elderly seem more screen-obsessed than the young (www.economist.com)

posted by smallpond on Technology

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China may soon run its first annual current-account deficit in decades (www.economist.com)

posted by xyzzy on Economics

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The elite that failed - Britain’s political crisis exposes the inadequacy of its leaders (www.economist.com)

posted by Kannibal on politics

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Why only 2% of Chinese pay any income tax (www.economist.com)

posted by smallpond on WorldNews

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Red-fronted lemurs treat threadworm infestations in the gut and around the anus with millipede juice. (www.economist.com)

posted by smallpond on nature

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Some science journals that claim to peer review papers do not do so (www.economist.com)

posted by Greenseats on Science

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Public transport is in decline in many wealthy cities - Missing the bus (www.economist.com)

posted by cyclops1771 on News

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Venture capitalists now talk of a "kill-zone" around giant companies. Once a young firm enters, it can be extremely difficult to survive. (www.economist.com)

posted by Kannibal on Technology

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Tailor shops are a thriving pocket of enterprise in Pyongyang - Outsmarting the fashion police (www.economist.com)

posted by ohphukimintrouble on northkorea

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Scientists struggle to explain a worrying rise in atmospheric methane (www.economist.com)

posted by smallpond on Science

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Porn traffic breakdown during the false missile alert sent to Hawaiians (www.economist.com)

posted by pembo210 on Technology

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January 16, 1412: The Medici Family Is Appointed Banker of the Papacy (www.economist.com)

posted by Justintoxicated on HistoryToday

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A fantastical ship has set out to seek Malaysian Airlines flight 370 - The search for MH370 (www.economist.com)

posted by xyzzy on News

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Big fish keep tropical forests healthy (www.economist.com)

posted by simone on nature

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Blood from young animals can revitalise old ones - might that be true for people, too? (www.economist.com)

posted by smallpond on Science

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The Arctic as it is known today is almost certainly gone (www.economist.com)

posted by xyzzy on Whatever

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Plans for artificial pollinators are afoot (www.economist.com)

posted by Boukert on Technology

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February 1, 1662: General Koxinga Seizes Taiwan From The Dutch (www.economist.com)

posted by Justintoxicated on HistoryToday

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The rise of the herbal tea party (www.economist.com)

posted by ashekchum on politics