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15 must-read stories for the weekend
Efficient companies, wireless carjacking and other must-read stories from the week.
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How can China find new routes to growth?
With the passing of Cheng Siwei, China has lost an influential thinker who helped shape the country's economy, writes Feike Sijbesma.
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What’s happening to Finland’s economy?
This is the fourth year Finland's economy has contracted or stagnated, while the rest of Europe is recovering from the global financial crisis.
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Can social enterprise aim higher?
Social entrepreneurship has not yet delivered on its promise to solve big social challenges. Katherine Milligan asks why.
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3 things governments need to do to solve migration crises
Whether it's creating more legal avenues or dispelling stereotypes, we have the power to prevent migrants risking their lives as they flee violence and poverty, writes William Lacy Swing.
Can you have both security and privacy in the internet age?
In an age of information, intelligence gathering has become increasingly integral to national and international security – but at what cost to our privacy?
10 ways to finance Africa’s energy opportunity
The world stands to gain from Africa avoiding the high-carbon pathway followed by today’s rich world and emerging markets, writes Caroline Kende-Robb.
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MENA 15 Highlights
Despite regional turmoil, MENA needs to continue pushing reforms and initiatives to boost productivity, create jobs and deepen economic integration.
East Asia 2015 | Anchoring Trust in East Asia’s New Regionalism
On the occasion of the World Economic Forum on East Asia, the President of Indonesia and other dignitaries share their views on the regional implications of a changing global environment.
Food Quality | Karen Gleason
Karen Gleason from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on developing a world food safety index.
