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  • by david hall
Why the Gulf’s oil powers are betting on clean energy

Aramco, ADNOC and others are placing multibillion-dollar wagers on the energy transition

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  • by david hall
The enduring value of an analogue technology

When paper beats the screen

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  • by david hall
America’s biggest ports face a new kind of paralysis

Rather than too much cargo as last year, ships are now bringing in too little

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  • by david hall
Tech lay-offs are the latest blow to office landlords

Downsizing among tech firms will squeeze the commercial-property sector

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  • by david hall
Why Mumbai’s old business district is so shabby

The historic home of corporate India needs sprucing up

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German retailers aren’t feeling very festive

War, inflation and fears of recession are weighing on shoppers’ minds

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Big tech pushes further into finance

The move may upset regulators—and their own customers

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  • by david hall
Can the French nuclear industry avoid meltdown?

Emmanuel Macron envisions a national nuclear renaissance. First France’s reactors must survive the winter

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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