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Meituan-Dianping and Pinduoduo embody the excitement over digital China July 11, 2020
Investors cannot get enough of two booming internet companies
Slackers and Stakhanovites July 11, 2020
How the lockdown has affected a classic dictum about work
Why SMIC is surging July 11, 2020
China’s leading chipmaker looks unfazed by Uncle Sam’s semiconductor sabre-rattling
How CEO pay in America got out whack July 11, 2020
Bosses claim that their firms’ superior returns justify their own hefty pay cheques. Really?
KAL’s cartoon July 11, 2020
Elon, Masa and Boris in low-Earth orbit July 11, 2020
What could possibly go wrong?
Business this week July 11, 2020
Politics this week July 11, 2020
Podcast: White America's Wake-Up Call July 10, 2020
The New Statesman’s World Review podcast with Jeremy Cliffe and Emily Tamkin. On this week's episode of World Review, Jeremy Cliffe is in Berlin and Emily Tamkin is in Washington DC, and they dial in with CNN national political writer Brandon Tensley to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and the extent to which […]
Why has the United Kingdom nominated Liam Fox for a job he's never going to get? July 10, 2020
The real prize may be the friends he makes along the way. The most interesting thing about the UK putting forward Liam Fox for director-general of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is that the British government has made a nomination at all. The post’s holder will be decided by all 164 member states reaching consensus. Candidates have […]