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France’s digital tax riles the White House
The advent of helicopter-hailing apps
The choice of the IMF’s next boss could be a coronation
China’s Silicon Valley is transforming China, but not yet the world
How to defuse the threat that Matteo Salvini poses to the euro
A British warship stops Iran seizing an oil tanker
America's growing pains, India's supposed “illegal immigrants” and job advert jargon
America mulls regulating facial recognition
Was Jeffrey Epstein’s plea deal fishy?
The legalisation of recreational cannabis is weeding out teenaged users
Remembering third-party presidential candidate Ross Perot
Why are happy people voting for angry parties?
Speedcubers are solving Rubik’s Cubes at ever-faster speeds
America’s expansion is now the longest on record
Economic data, commodities and markets
The power and the passion of folk singing in Estonia
“That doesn’t sound like a particularly special relationship”—a diplomatic spat in Britain
Coincidentally, The Economist has seen leaked cables from the US ambassador in London
The oldest known Homo sapiens outside Africa was Greek
Cheerleaders and police usher in a new era of trash-sorting
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