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The Democratic party has credible leaders who run States, manage Federal departments and have birth certificates that were issued after D-day.
After surviving an attempted assassination, Donald Trump is the strong favourite to become America’s 47th president. Thanks to a parting gift from Joe Biden, Trump is still beatable.
Research shows a firm’s value starts to decline, on average, after a CEO has been in the job for 14 years. If bosses are prone to misjudge when to quit, what can be done?
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Donald Trump’s running mate has a deep-rooted resentment of big business.
There’s three factors that could bring this amazing bull market to an end.
The country’s leaders are gathering at the ‘third plenum’ to discuss the long-term agenda. Unfortunately, a souring reality has intruded.
Markets have reacted strongly to Biden’s debate debacle with speculation on how Don’s possible White House return could affect the US economy.
With influencers offering etiquette lessons online, preaching on posture and teaching table manners, people are once again saying ‘yes please’ to politeness.
Resolved to read more? There may be no more rewarding genre than the short book . Here are six of the best non-fiction books you can get through in a day.
The aircraft maker’s woes illustrate the excesses of a lean-and-mean era in upper corporate echelons.
The labour party, led by Sir Keir Starmer, scored a resounding victory in Britain’s general election, the largest won by any government since 1997. Yet this was not a popular triumph.
The president and his party portray themselves as the saviours of democracy. Their actions say otherwise.
The frappuccino effect is lifting US neighbourhoods
As austerity hits Tinseltown, production company rivalries are giving way to alliances.
THE ECONOMIST: The big players are investing $400 billion in artificial intelligence this year — but could slow uptake, narrow usage and stalling expenditure burst the bubble