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• These maps show you just how divided US cities are - even on education
• The Quantum Internet is just a decade away. Here's what you need to know
• Why stress makes past threats seem scary again
• China has just relaunched the world's fastest train
• Navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Recovering from disasters
• Speeding up action on climate change
• Outsmarting epidemics
• Saving lives through vaccinations
• How technology is transforming the lives of India's farmers
• The UN has a 17-step plan to save the world
• These universities are most likely to get you a job
• Why 'ghosting' is becoming a problem in the job world
• Why being too virtuous could hold you back
• Today is the 10th anniversary of the hashtag, here's how far it's come
• This US state has more robots than any other
• This is the most important thing Africa needs to tackle complex problems
• An AI has just composed and produced its first album
• Automation may take our jobs - but it’ll restore our humanity
• This drone footage shows just how huge Tesla's Gigafactory really is
• How our opinions have shifted in the last 15 years
• Women and ageism in tech and other top gender stories of the week
• We're asking all the wrong questions about the future of jobs
• A sixth mass extinction is underway - and it's our fault
• Five ways mobile technology can help in humanitarian emergencies
• Here's what you need to know about ethical investment
• The world's best places to live
• This counterintuitive practice helps truly successful people get ahead
• When artificial intelligence meets human stupidity    
• Communication at Work is Going The Wrong Way. Here's What Needs to Change
• You can now buy a genetically modified animal for the first time
• Elon Musk leads 116 experts calling for a ban on autonomous weapons
• Australia is building the world's largest single-tower solar thermal power plant
• What causes depression?
• Islamic State recruits might have more in common with gang members than zealots. This is why
• Fancy a bug burger? A Swiss supermarket is selling food made from insects
• How should economists describe what they do?
• Gender equality is good for your brain. Here's why
• Graphene could soon make your computer 1000 times faster
• If you're using emojis at work you need to stop. This is why
• The world’s central bankers are meeting at Jackson Hole – here’s what should be top of their agenda
• The secret to office happiness? Caring less
• Think you know the world’s leading economic power? Think again
• This vegetable launched modern economics. Here's why
• These mesmerizing time-lapses show just how crowded Chinese cities have become
• These are the lost lessons of the Great Recession
• There's a surprising way to charge this battery
• You're more likely to achieve the American dream if you live in Denmark
• India will soon have the world's biggest population, but it's not ready for the challenges that creates
• The future of work could lie in freelancing
• This alarming chart shows the reality of global warming over 100 years
• These are the countries with nuclear weapons
• 11 books on the future of humanity that everyone should read
• Bitcoin now comes from space. Welcome to the future
• Economic growth in Japan has soared - and beaten all expectations
• This app is helping to fund education for refugees
• Disruption in consumer industries: How the traditional operating model will be turned inside out
• Stress can age your brain. Here's why
• Chinese investment along the Silk Road is soaring
• Unequal opportunities, microchip implants and other top stories of the week
• Taylor Swift, 3D-printed ovaries, and other top gender stories of the week
• Three quarters of people think the system is rigged against them
• Scientists can vaccinate us against fake news
• Apple CEO Tim Cook's message to his employees after the Charlottesville violence
• This is how you can turn setbacks into success
• Are we heading for nuclear war? This is what game theory tells us
• It's time to get positive about negativity. Here's why
• The next step in transgender rights could be on screen. Here's why
• The Hyperloop is a lot older than you think
• This bioactive 'tissue paper' could regenerate organs
• The secret history of India's flag
• This theory about inequality might have just been debunked
• These cookies are made from carrot tops and pineapple cores
• The government wants to bug your fridge
• Why personality and not skill makes you a great employee
• This is what leaders can learn from sport
• Americans are still haunted by the recession. These 4 charts show why
• These are the 25 most high-tech cities in the world
• If an AI creates a work of art, who owns the copyright?
• Here's why economists need to step beyond the numbers
• This algorithm can spot depression by studying your Instagram posts
• The gender chore gap is holding women back. This is what needs to change
• This app could help predict whether people will have a seizure
• What robots mean for jobs
• As Apple kills off the iPod ... here are 5 other pieces of beloved tech we’ve said goodbye to in the past 20 years
• There’s a standoff between China and India in the Himalayas. Both sides explain
• This is what made thousands of people successful, according to a former Google data scientist
• Your airplane could soon be flying itself
• Forget about infrastructure, this is why it's time for a technology upgrade
• Why a rise in the number of A students in the US is no reason to celebrate
• Would you give up your friend's privacy for pizza?
• This is the most efficient solar panel ever made
• There's something special about this rice and it could be the answer to malnutrition
• A new way of protecting coral reefs
• Seventy years after India declared independence, where is it now?
• This is why you 'cyberloaf'
• Young American men are choosing video games over work in staggering numbers
• Why talking about yourself in the third person could help control your emotions
• Four dangerous assumptions about human trafficking 
• China has unveiled the world's first 'unhackable computer network'
• When it comes to sport, boys also ‘play like a girl’
• How we can finance universal education for all?
• Exhausted and under pressure, South Korean singles are rejecting social groups
• Why this abandoned road through India, China and Myanmar should be revived
• How countries have recovered from the financial crisis and other top economic stories of the week
• Matt Damon: We need to talk about toilets
• You’ve heard of Bitcoin, but what about Ethereum?
• How active is your country? Smartphone data reveals the answer
• Why 'dress to impress' is the career advice you should be following
• Do you want something at work? Just tell your boss
• Why loneliness may be a greater public health hazard than obesity
• Protectionism won't protect jobs. Here's what will
• Why human milk banks could be the answer to protecting vulnerable infants
• 10 four-year-olds walk into a retirement home. Here's what happened next
• The power of political persuasion is online
• This outbreak of Ebola was contained. What went right this time?
• Trust in the age of AI, smart trees and other top stories of the week
• This mobile device can monitor child dehydration
• What is shareholder activism and how should businesses respond?
• Why thousands of Indians just marched in the name of science
• Here's what research can teach you about being a better leader
• 6 ways to make sure AI creates jobs for all and not the few
• Here's what business leaders can learn from the world of sport
• Parts of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh could become too hot for humans by 2100
• These are the things that make a great leader
• This is the remarkable story of one Syrian refugee's determination to finish his medical degree
• What mobile money means for a Ugandan fisherman
• Women have more active brains than men, according to science
• This is what America can learn from China about clean air
• Do you take all of your holiday allowance? Maybe not, if you live in these countries
• If a brain can be caught lying, should we admit that evidence to court?
• Fake news, real women and other top gender stories of the week
• Watch the world's greatest cities rise and fall over the past 4,000 years
• This is what the entire internet looked like in 1973
• Moving the goalposts: will footballers pledge 1% of their wages to change the world?
• Do tax reductions boost employment? This is what history tells us
• Swiss Re is moving its €130 billion portfolio into ethical investments
• Here's why your attitude is more important than your intelligence
• This is why you shouldn't separate your personal and work lives
• Climate change could kill 150,000 Europeans per year by 2100
• Japan has sent a robot assistant to the international space station
• These are the countries that pay the highest taxes in Europe
• This myth about antibiotics needs busting
• Why sitting down all day is bad for your brain
• Hyperloop One has just gone faster than ever before
• Removing iron 'rust' from our brains could prevent Alzheimer’s
• How China is moving out of debt and up the value chain
• The African initiative teaching Chinese women to code
• What every leader needs to navigate the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• These Workers Have Got a Microchip Implanted in Their Hand From Their Employer
• The world's first floating wind farm will power 20,000 homes
• The growth paradox: can tourism ever be sustainable?
• 5 amazing animals we thought were extinct
• How automation and technology will change the buildings we live in
• Most men in the US and Europe could be infertile by 2060
• Scientists have found a way to potentially stop us ageing
• These 8 people are changing how you work
• Why focusing on goals at work is making you a monster
• Why being intelligent could mean you're more prone to making stereotypical judgements
• For refugees who left home with nothing, this bit of paper might be exactly what they're looking for
• Today Kenya's goes to the polls. Here's what we know
• Why economists need to expand their knowledge to include the humanities
• Why failing to protect the open internet could crush US tech startups
• Kosovo’s upcoming match against Iceland is more than just football
• How AI can spot Alzheimer’s disease five years before diagnosis
• From spider silk shoes to algae fuel, welcome to the new age of biotech
• Social reform might not sound like an exciting investment, but it can pay off - literally
• Is this Japanese concept the secret to a long, happy, meaningful life?
• Are you ready for the next stage of virtual reality?
• This futuristic building is helping tackle air pollution - thanks to 23,000 plants
• This new theory for how life was created goes against everything you thought you knew
• What this female coach's success tells us about soccer's gender divide
• Urban grit and pink lights: this is London's take on farming
• Venezuela was once South America’s richest country. Here's what went wrong
• Facebook is fighting identity theft in India, to stop people stealing your profile picture
• Sharing makes us happy, but only if we do it this way
• Why getting people to say yes might be the best way to advance your career
• Your boss might be bad for your health
• These lifestyle changes could decrease your risk of dementia
• The insurance sales gap is widening. This is how we can close it
• Hamster wheels - or why technology is a blessing and a curse
• China has pulled off a 'profound' feat of teleportation
• Scientists thought humans couldn't live past 115 - but now some say there could be no limit
• A neuroscientist who studies decision-making reveals the most important choice you can make
• Here's how we could create super-intelligence
• How one transgender boxer is fighting to change attitudes in Thailand
• Six lessons that will help us achieve the Global Goals on health 
• You probably won't guess the country with the lowest unemployment in the EU
• Rap could help young people with mental health problems. Here's how
• This is what you should do when someone lies to you
• The soft power superpower, shame-driven terrorists and other top stories of the week
• Two questions to help you become more successful in life, according to a Harvard professor
• This Japanese artist designs homes for refugees
• Dogfooding - or why this start-up's employees have to wear an AR headset
• Dunkirk survivors’ terror didn’t end when they were rescued
• People in Japan will have to retire later because they're not having children
• Scientists have edited human embryos to safely remove disease for the first time
• China's economy is more resilient than people think. Here's why
• Bitcoin has split into two. Here's what that actually means
• These Kenyan schoolgirls are headed to Google HQ with their app to prevent FGM
• NASA is hiring a planetary protection officer
• Top jobs women don’t have, co-workers who interrupt and other top gender stories of the week
• Everything you think you know about self-confidence could be wrong. Here's why
• These are 2017’s most attractive employers for students
• What Montenegro’s NATO membership means for the Balkans and the Alliance
• A glimpse into the future of migration
• Watch this incredible new soft robot grow and twist like a vine
• 5 reasons managers need to think about the skills gap
• We've got our daily routine all wrong - and students show us why
• Whatever gets you out of bed could be the answer to a good night's sleep, according to this neurologist
• Here's why women are taking the centre field in farming
• How data can heal our oceans
• Honolulu has banned texting while crossing streets in bid to curb injuries
• There's a fifth freedom Brexit negotiators need to keep in mind
• Unemployment in the Eurozone has fallen to its lowest level since 2009
• These modern parenting styles can harm your children - but there's a solution
• Science shows yoga may protect your brain in old age
• Women and girls are still carrying the bulk of the world's water
• Artificial intelligence will transform universities. Here’s how
• A question of confidence: the countries with the most trusted governments
• Can feeding seaweed to cows help fight climate change?
• Parents in these places spend the most on their children’s education
• Where do Europeans go on holiday?
• Which countries do migrants want to move to?
• These countries have the most official languages
• How Europe can build a Silicon Valley
• Venezuela’s economic decline is ‘sharper than the US Great Depression’
• Skill, re-skill and re-skill again. How to keep up with the future of work
• This is how Switzerland’s direct democracy works
• How can young people secure a better future for Africa?
• Science says you should never feel guilty about taking a break
• Here's what NASA's chief astronaut learned from near-disaster
• One change to a CEO's pay package can make them take more chances
• Entrepreneurial, creative, sceptical. The truth about MENA millennials
• You could soon sell your data for money
• Giant carbon-dioxide sucking fans are helping tackle climate change
• This country's mobile payments market is 50 times the size of America's
• We should let the robots take our jobs - and then pay us all a basic income
• 6 films that changed how we think about women in Hollywood
• Businesses weren't ready for electricity or digitalization. Here's how they can get AI right
• This is your role in helping children stress less
• There's a compelling reason scientists think we've never found aliens
• US Muslims are proud to be American, but think discrimination is rising
• Why do you think of nurses as women and firefighters as men?
• You can build this pop-up house in 24 hours using just one tool
• Want to solve humanity's biggest problems? It's time to go back to nature
• Want people to save the forests? Pay them
• Editing humans, unicorn-picking AI and other top stories of the week
• The geopolitical landscape of Asia Pacific is changing dramatically. Here’s how
• Feel like you're burning out? Here's how you can stop it
• A leadership expert says every business team needs a Jobs and a Wozniak
• One of the most common questions in American small-talk is considered rude in much of the world
• Are the best days for US growth long gone? These two economists disagree
• Telling languages apart may begin in the womb
• 9 of the most successful people share their reading habits
• Big frog in a small pond, or the other way around? It's all to do with your upbringing
• This camera shows you how you get ill
• The Indian government wants to take on Uber and Ola
• This chart reveals a huge difference in how millennials and their parents spend money
• France becomes the world No 1 for soft power
• This key fitness principle can make you more productive at work
• How forcing your friends to compliment you could help you at work
• The UK is banning all new petrol and diesel cars by 2040
• When it comes to kids and social media, it’s not all bad news
• One bot dish: this AI turns your photos into recipes
• A glimpse into the future of neuroeconomics and neurotechnologies
• This is how playing video games changes your brain
• Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have argued about the future of AI. This is what they disagreed on
• A real life Planet of the Apes: how close are monkeys to speaking?
• Robots have been taking our jobs for 50 years, so why are we worried?
• Why scale might be the most important factor in the development of new technology
• American startups led by women receive a tiny portion of venture capital
• Picture this: all the plastic we have produced weighs the same as 25,000 Empire State Buildings
• Why women aren’t CEOs, diversity in computing classes and other top gender stories of the week
• It’s official: money really does buy you happiness (but only if you spend it in the right way)
• Terrorists don’t kill for their religion. It’s something else entirely
• 8 ways body language can trump intelligence
• Venezuela's economic crisis can be stopped. Here's how
• 5 ways successful people use the summer to get ahead
• Even 5 years-olds feel financial pressures
• This existing malaria drug could protect babies from the Zika virus
• These 5 economic myths stand in the way of a more equal world
• A change to your diet could help save the world's animals from extinction
• Only 11% of architects and engineers are women. Let's build a new pipeline for female talent
• The inequality we're not talking about: house prices
• This is the IMF's projection for global growth
• Here's what smartphone apps are really doing to your memory
• These are the world’s best ‘new’ universities
• This silent meditation technique can help you succeed at work
• Losing their religion? These are the world’s most atheistic countries
• Is productivity growth becoming irrelevant?
• The cost of universal basic income might be lower than you think
• This is why babies are so much better than you at learning languages
• Worried about AI? Relax it's dumber than you think
• These are the novels Bill Gates recommends you read
• Crossing the line: a creative approach to improving rural education
• These robots are teaching themselves to walk, run and jump 
• 20 million bacteria-infected mosquitoes have just been released in California. On purpose
• The ins and outs of how you'd travel on Hyperloop One
• What the casting of a female Dr Who tells us about science fiction and women
• Africa's manufacturing renaissance and other top economic stories of the week
• This CEO shares his 3 favourite management books
• Here's why you should let your children play in the road
• Extreme heat makes it harder for planes to take off - this is why
• You've heard of Boomers, Gen X and Millennials - but how about the Xennials?
• Here's how you can find and retain the top talent in your business
• Humans have caused surprising changes to the planet that will be visible billions of years from now
• Do you know why we speak so many languages?
• This AI can create a video of Barack Obama saying anything
• Iran has opened possibly the world's biggest bookstore
• The smartphone is going to die - and these tech companies are leading the race to kill it
• You don't care enough about data. Here's why that needs to change
• Two vertebrate species go extinct every year - but nobody has seemed to notice
• Countries winning the digital race, neoliberalism’s end and other top stories of the week
• We’re losing trust in business. How can we get it back?
• These are the world’s most valuable sports teams 
• What the Fourth Industrial Revolution can teach us about healthcare in poor countries
• The green bond market, explained
• Bill Gates: this is what cowboys can teach us about feeding the world
• Are Disney princesses failing as role models?
• A computer was asked to predict which start-ups would be successful. The results were astonishing
• You're probably avoiding this conversation with your boss, and it's holding you back
• Here's how our bodies change the organisms that try to infect us
• These are the risks and opportunities of green finance
• The UN wants urgent action to save coral reefs from climate change
• A startup is looking to rule India’s cow economy with dung soap and urine toothpaste
• Worried about job-snatching robots? There's a solution staring us right in the face
• This Japanese island where women are banned has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site
• This is the most resilient lifeform that has ever existed
• When an interviewer asks why you're leaving your current job, this is what to say
• The most important things that job hunters need to know
• Bitcoin's biggest appeal might also leave it with a huge weakness
• This is the future of translating languages
• This is what makes your city better
• Science may just have found a new way to treat the flu and common cold
• Why growing up in a high-stress environment could tap into hidden skills
• China has just built the world’s longest elevated cycle path
• The science behind why you shouldn't look at your phone before you sleep
• It looks like a real heart, it beats like a real heart, but it's made by a machine
• This AI can detect a concussion years after it happened
• Brexit and equal pay, robots in Afghanistan, and other top gender stories of the week
• The economics of the populist backlash and other top economic stories of the week
• Lifelong learning helps people, governments and business. Why don't we do more of it?
• This man has created a car that is powered by whisky
• These are the world's most digitally advanced countries
• These are the snap judgements people make when they first meet you
• India’s new solar powered train coaches could save thousands of litres of diesel
• These are the biggest lessons leaders learned at business school
• Want to improve your children's literacy skills? Here's what you should do
• How concrete can act as a sponge for air pollution
• These personalised cancer vaccines could offer new hope
• 25 things you can do to make yourself feel happier
• This is how you've evolved to fight the bugs that make you ill
• There are 4 types of Facebook user. Which one are you?
• A glimpse into the future of technology, values and policy 
• The internet knows you better than you know yourself. Should you be worried?
• How can creative industries benefit from blockchain?
• The end of neoliberalism?
• In the technological revolution, older Chinese people are being left behind
• Why cyberattacks could be war crimes
• The mini-gardens cheering up London's commuters 
• Tired of cliches? Leadership advice to help you give 110%
• This CEO 'fast-hired' an entire department. Here's what he learned along the way
• Greenland's ice sheet is melting, but there's one way to see how much time we have
• The surprising hit to mother's self-esteem? Their children
• Researchers have created a battery-free phone that is powered by sunlight
• If you want to age well you should focus on your friendships
• Here’s how nature is thriving in the age of extinction
• Can blockchain help us to solve climate change?
• Uganda’s policy towards refugees is the best in the world. Here's why
• A new global arms race, China’s green mega-city and other top stories from the past week  
• Why Ukraine is central to Europe’s energy security
• Scientists have cracked Rome's secret to waterproof concrete
• Facebook is planning to build its own town
• Navigating the Middle East’s perfect storm
• Why high returns await those investing in health
• This is how we can boost gender diversity in business and break cultural stigma
• Why Japan's streets are spotless
• You are naturally biased to be negative. Here's how to change
• Equal pay at Wimbledon, Palestine’s speed sisters and other top gender stories of the week
• This 18-year-old Indian has built the world's 'lightest satellite'
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• Rage against the machines: is AI-powered government worth it?
• Tech for dinner: how our food is changing as fast as our iPhones
• Could extreme gardening help us to defeat malaria? 
• 5 ways tech can help to close the gender gap
• Voting with their feet? Why young Africans are choosing migration over the ballot box
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• These are four of the most lethal infectious diseases of our time, and how we’re overcoming them
• This one call with a career coach, could change the entire way you view your job
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• Here's why your boss lacks emotional intelligence
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