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The Latin American giant needs someone like the Facebook CEO to support immigration reform
A recovery in the global economy would appear to be hallucinatory
Like Apple, valuation has become divorced from fundamentals
Chris Giles
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OPINION
9:53pm
An open society can always defeat this warped savagery
Security agencies are adept at picking up large-scale plots, but not at finding ‘lone wolves’, writes David Gardner
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Christopher Caldwell
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7:29pm
A manifesto for the language of youth
Michel Serres thinks this texting, tweeting, Instagramming world is not stupid
OPINION
6:44pm
Clacton offers the future of politics
British political parties must engage with voters online
- David Cameron Hostage to his own party
- Janan Ganesh The Conservatives are ungovernable
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Lessons from the Woolwich tragedy
There is a balance to strike between liberty and security
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Executive encores
P&G’s future hangs on succession as well as strategy
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Plus ça change . . .
Opening up to English may be best way to preserve French
Undercover Economist
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OPINION
6:51pm
Loose money in all that spare change
The disappearance of small coins will be little noticed, writes Tim Harford
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4:20pm
United we stand, together we brawl
Disasters used to bring the US together, now they expose the country’s political faultlines
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OBITUARIES
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Obituary: Magical musician who kept alight the fire
Ray Manzarek, keyboard player, 1939-2013
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In with the ‘on’ crowd
Having a Bloomberg terminal has become tantamount to being part of the club of the modern global financial elite
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May 23, 2013
Abe will not help by rewriting history
The Japanese prime minister offers two positives but one dangerous negative
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