Submissions from economist.com

		What the splinternet means for big tech. Unpleasant new trade-offs, for starters (economist.com)
		2 points by bookofjoe 26 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		What the splinternet means for big tech (economist.com)
		3 points by petethomas 26 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Is the decline of reading making politics dumber? (economist.com)
		75 points by pseudolus 27 days ago \| past \| 103 comments
		Scientists are discovering a powerful new way to prevent cancer (economist.com)
		5 points by pseudolus 27 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		Scientists are discovering a powerful new way to prevent cancer (economist.com)
		5 points by Brajeshwar 28 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Have foreign tourists avoided America this year? (economist.com)
		5 points by paulpauper 29 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		New York is turning 400 and no one cares (economist.com)
		4 points by pavel_lishin 29 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Can China cope with a deindustrialised future? (economist.com)
		5 points by bookofjoe 31 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Can China cope with a deindustrialised future? (economist.com)
		2 points by hhs 32 days ago \| past
		New York is turning 400 and no one cares (economist.com)
		4 points by danielam 33 days ago \| past
		The middle-aged are no longer the most miserable (economist.com)
		6 points by stared 33 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Gambling or investing? In America, the line is increasingly blurred (economist.com)
		4 points by kqr 33 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		The market for startup shares is getting even weirder (economist.com)
		5 points by petethomas 33 days ago \| past
		A power shortage could short-circuit Nvidia's rise (economist.com)
		37 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 33 days ago \| past \| 57 comments
		The rise of beer made by AI (economist.com)
		4 points by Brajeshwar 34 days ago \| past
		[flagged] Brazil offers America a lesson in democratic maturity (economist.com)
		59 points by yakkomajuri 34 days ago \| past \| 52 comments
		How much danger is America's central bank in? (economist.com)
		4 points by socialcreditlow 34 days ago \| past
		A Chinese lab starts to tackle a giant mystery in particle physics (economist.com)
		5 points by caseyross 35 days ago \| past
		SAP CEO Christian Klein on Europe's botched approach to digital sovereignty (economist.com)
		4 points by petethomas 36 days ago \| past
		How China Became an Innovation Powerhouse (economist.com)
		3 points by bookofjoe 36 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		How China Became an Innovation Powerhouse (economist.com)
		13 points by petethomas 36 days ago \| past \| 4 comments
		The choices facing Britain's next MI6 chief (economist.com)
		2 points by bookofjoe 37 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		The boss of SAP on Europe's botched approach to digital sovereignty (economist.com)
		6 points by _tk_ 37 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		China is quietly upstaging America with its open models (economist.com)
		10 points by thunderbong 37 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		China is quietly upstaging America with its open models (economist.com)
		7 points by petethomas 38 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Should you use a standing desk? The benefits are real, but seem to vary with age (economist.com)
		4 points by helsinkiandrew 38 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		High priests: why scientists gave magic mushrooms to the clergy (economist.com)
		3 points by helsinkiandrew 38 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		The biggest chipmaker needs to move beyond Taiwan (economist.com)
		9 points by 01-_- 38 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		What our analysis of 900 firms shows about their values (economist.com)
		3 points by hheikinh 39 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Will an astronomical anomaly challenge the idea of scientific revolutions? (economist.com)
		3 points by hhs 39 days ago \| past
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