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No sign of a ceasefire in the mobile industry’s intellectual-property war(3)
No sign of a ceasefire in the mobile industry’s intellectual-property war(3)
The glories and agonies of India’s central planners(8)
The EPA, Congress, activists, the courts and power companies themselves all share the blame for the chaotic nature of environmental regulation in America(127)
Luxury cars are speeding ahead; lesser brands are stalled(88)
Whatever happens to Greece, the failings of the euro zone have not been addressed(128)
Mining is booming, but some African governments are in danger of squandering the benefits(9)
The number of job-to-job moves by American workers tells a bleak story(23)
Corporate governance explains South Korea’s low stockmarket ratings(42)
Amid a global squeeze on tax evasion, Switzerland is the prime target(103)
An insurer tries to transform American health care(37)
Taxi markets are a perfect test of Europe’s willingness to change. The first in an occasional series on structural reform(20)
Satellite data reveal the true scope of China’s pollution problem(12)
The internet giant is embroiled in another controversy over privacy
Al Gore's new manifesto has some interesting—if unproven—ideas
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Turboprops are enjoying a comeback despite some passengers' aversion to planes with propellers
Tim Cook has delivered a record-breaking set of results for Apple after his first full quarter in charge (Economist Intelligence Unit)
Amazon has entered India with a website called Junglee.com as the country’s online retail sector starts to boom (Economist Intelligence Unit)
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