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Give chivalry a chance in China
People stood by during a recent attack in China not because of apathy but because they wanted to steer clear of trouble, writes Rahul Jacob
No taxation without mastication
George Osborne’s humiliating defeat has saved for the nation one of the tax system’s endearing idiosyncrasies, writes Jonathan Ford
Is Barack Obama the King of Pop?
There are still Americans who want to define Mr Obama by comparing him with someone else – particularly some other black man, writes Gary Silverman
TED still looking for that special someone
YouTube may be blocked in China, but TED talks circulate freely among those who love the idea of having ideas, writes Patti Waldmeir
Reagan would have ‘chillaxed’ too
People would probably give David Cameron the benefit of the doubt if he was half as effective as the former US president, writes Brian Groom
Titillating tales to tickle the board
Ift Operation Wall Street really wanted to bring down the capitalist system they should circulate titillating stories about our leading CEOs writes Gary Silverman
Telling business to work harder
Once it was the unemployed who felt the lash of the Tory tongue, now it is the boss class is being told to pull up its socks, writes Robert Shrimsley
Intra-Bric bonding leaves Goans irked
Russian tourists have overtaken the British as the leading visitor group to western India’s holiday hub, writes James Crabtree
When it’s time to dress the part
Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to attend this week’s roadshow for Facebook’s IPO wearing a hoodie was unfortunate, writes Gary Silverman
