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• Here's what science says about beating anxiety
• Blockchain: the ledger that will record everything of value to humankind
• Why productivity growth still matters and other top economic stories of the week
• 5 places relocating people because of climate change
• A neuroscientist explains why being bilingual makes your brain more robust
• Why life experiences might protect our brains from memory loss and dementia
• These three areas show how bad America’s racial inequality is
• This CEO who worked at Google shares his tips for planning your career
• This region of China just ran on renewable energy for an entire week
• Why you shouldn't send follow-up emails when you need an answer
• How microlending could end extreme poverty
• A surprising new source of fuel: your leftovers
• Are you 'old' yet? What the science says
• The most forward-thinking college in America is teaching every student the same thing
• Millenials might have a bad reputation for screen-time, but they're the biggest library users
• 19 amazing facts we learned at our meeting in China
• These drones can plant 100,000 trees a day
• How China's high-tech boom can help global health
• South Korean women will soon outlive us all. What's their secret?
• A Facebook chatbot recently created its own non-human language
• Surgeons have admitted that robots would prevent mistakes in surgery
• Italy is handing out castles for free. But there's a catch
• This VC shares how to turn your internship into a full-time job
• Wildfires are massively raising air pollution and endangering human health
• Why having more connections on social media could make you a happier person
• Spray them, fly them, shoot them - batteries are about to get wonderfully weird
• Ugly animals are missing out on donations to protect them from extinction
• Making a career change? Here's how to use your non-traditional background
• Most of northern China's water is 'unfit for human touch'. But here's what's being done
• Lost ground on boards, sex doesn’t sell and other top gender stories of the week
• These will be the world's 10 biggest cities in 2030
• A glimpse into the future of the blockchain
• Chinese shoppers will add a new Germany to the global economy by 2021
• Take this quiz to find out what kind of public servant you are
• These are the benefits of being your own boss
• How two questions can help you develop the 'must-have executive skill'
• Machines could soon be able to understand and summarize text for you
• Here's what space tourism could do for science and health research
• It's likely that our Sun had a twin, 4.5 billion years ago
• Thanks to the internet, the voices of China's vegetarians are being heard
• How our filthy money could help scientists track disease
• Sweden has passed a law accelerating its timetable to become carbon-free
• A new tool that measures strength in adversity
• Fighting the rise of fake news means taking another look at your phone. This is why
• The global economy will be $16 trillion bigger by 2030 thanks to AI 
• This is how India can eliminate TB by 2025
• Everything you need to know about gene editing
• How China’s social enterprises can prosper alongside the country’s state-run businesses
• Four key questions for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• China’s Belt and Road policy can foster trade and inclusive growth
• Education must foster creativity - and fight inequality
• How the US and China compare on action against climate change
• These are the best books for someone just starting out in their career
• 6 ways silence can make you a better leader
• 5 ways virtual reality could improve your health
• Scientists have created a device that can harvest water out of thin air
• Our growing cities are forgetting about water. We need to be much smarter
• Democracy is under threat from bots. This is why
• China's mobile economy, explained
• These are the top 10 emerging technologies of 2017
• The replacement for the large hadron collider will be three time bigger
• Rising sea levels could make one fifth of the world's population refugees by 2100
• 9 lessons from the world's Blue Zones on living a long, healthy life
• South Africa’s public works programme is creating jobs, but it can do more for women
• Gordon Brown: we're failing to give refugee children an education
• Why gender-neutral Swedish preschools could make children more successful
• 6 things to know about our meeting in China
• We have the power to code a new operating system for humanity
• Globalization and soccer in China, the rise of RegTech and other stories you may have missed this week
• The numbers that make China the world’s largest sharing economy
• China's ‘Uber for bikes’ model is going global
• The inner path to becoming a systems entrepreneur
• The fall and rise of global borders
• The Internet of Things will power the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Here's how
• 5 trends for the future of manufacturing
• 10 astounding facts to help you understand China today
• A glimpse into the future of specialized robots
• 3 ways the world's fastest growing economies can close the infrastructure gap
• 12 lessons to take charge of your career
• Why disappearing jobs keep students out of college
• You're just as active at 60 as you are as a teenager
• These are the countries with the best paternity policies in the world
• More people are living displaced from their homes, than at any time since World War II
• Square-dancing mothers and the surreal world of Chinese online games
• If we want to save children's lives, this is what we need to do
• Towards a human-centered model of economic growth
• Wireless charging for electric vehicles could overcome their limited driving range
• It’s time to think differently about cyber security
• China’s $900 billion New Silk Road. What you need to know
• Soul music: how 'unresponsive' patients learned to communicate
• These rich countries have high levels of child poverty
• China's stocks have taken a major step toward global acceptance
• Chad is more vulnerable to climate change than any other country. This is why
• When it comes to world leaders, West isn't necessarily best
• 5 ways to use solar power to drive socio-economic growth
• The Colorado river is shrinking because of climate change
• Why you should consider betting on emerging markets' tech companies
• Sweden has fewer smokers than any other European country. This is why
• This is how you can unplug from work when you go on vacation
• This is how you can earn the loyalty and respect of your employees
• Nature-inspired design: how the Amazon can help us solve humanity's greatest challenges
• This is when robots will start beating humans at every task
• We need to give our brains difficult tasks to understand 'real thinking'
• Warning: potential employers are looking at your social media profiles
• Loneliness can make us more self-centred
• Internet devices will soon be talking to each other more than to humans
• Nature is more valuable than you thought. Here are four reasons why
• Healthy coral reefs are good for tourism – and tourism can be good for reefs
• Why robots should inspire hope, not fear
• Q&A: What role will robots play in our lives?
• French elections, our feminist future and other top gender stories of the week
• From smog diamonds to algae street-lights. This man is designing a cleaner, greener, brighter future 
• George Soros: what a change of approach from Theresa May could mean for Brexit
• The US banned Mexican workers in 1965. What happened next?
• China’s ivory ban was a big step forward. But we all must do more
• The UN has ranked nations for innovation - how does yours do?
• 84% of refugees live in developing countries 
• The number of displaced people in the world just hit a record high 
• Four key technologies that will make energy more democratic 
• These universities have the best reputation worldwide
• Google's Eric Schmidt says these are the most important traits for job candidates
• This CEO meets every interviewee and these are his top hiring tips
• Artificial leaves could power tomorrow’s cars – and China may be best placed to lead the way
• These are the books Stanford is asking students to read this summer
• Universal basic income is a step closer to reality in Haiwaii
• Is this the solution to Japan's demographic issues?
• This South Korean start-up is only hiring people over 55
• People in advanced economies are more upbeat about their economic situation. Here's why
• Migrant or refugee? Why the line is sometimes blurred
• Your brain doesn't just tune into speech, it picks up the rhythm of sign language as well
• 5 reasons why Chinese cinema shouldn't fear Hollywood
• China doesn't have leftover women. It has leftover men
• Apple has issued a 'green bond' to help tackle climate change
• How Technology Pioneers are shaping the future of production
• 4 traits that might give you the edge in an interview
• 7 questions to ask yourself before starting a business
• Landfill mining: is this the next big thing in recycling?
• Your ambulance could be driverless in the future. This is why
• What China’s soccer spending spree teaches us about globalization
• This is what ancient, 3km long ice cores tell us about climate change
• A weekend lie-in could be worse for you than you might think
• As scientists, we must fight fake news with truth
• Alien animals and plants are threatening Africa
• 158 years later, Darwin's tree of life is getting an update
• Social media is an addiction that millennials' parents never had to face
• Maths could be our secret weapon to fight disease. Here's why
• China is facing a food problem - and the Western diet could be to blame
• Is the robot takeover exaggerated? And other top economic stories of the week
• How to follow our #amnc17 meeting in China
• A view from China on the future of innovation and education
• Why major work change can trigger loss and grief in employees
• Here's what Mark Zuckerberg thinks the most important hiring rule is
• Is this the solution to low growth and unemployment in the age of robots?
• Seeking happiness could be making us miserable. Here's why
• Education can't keep up with our fast-moving world. Here's what needs to change
• Scientists believe they have discovered the source of water on Mars
• Coroners are less likely to investigate unnatural deaths in women
• Why a futuristic digital healthcare system, might not be out of reach
• Scientists have discovered a lost eco-system off the coast of Southern California
• From hot to cold – these are the most extreme planets ever discovered
• This robot powered restaurant is edging human workers out of a job
• How universal internet access could reboot South Africa 
• Saving the oceans, undemocratic youth and other top stories of the week
• How to build a world-class megacity
• How technology is helping the push for financial inclusion in China
• World coal production just had its biggest drop on record
• What Bhutanese hazelnuts tell us about using data for good
• When will we see a Tesla of the skies?
• About to enter the graduate workforce? Here's the advice you're going to need
• This boss wants his employees to challenge him. Here's why
• Yoga is transforming lives in Kenya. Here's how
• Why France is offering US climate scientists research grants
• Why there's only one real solution to the refugee crisis
• A glimpse into the future of the environment and natural resources
• How Google searches could help governments map immigration flows
• Struggling to be creative? Blame your brain
• A better investment framework for Africa
• Doctors are prone to burn-out and depression. We need to take care
• When should we stop vaccinating against an infectious disease?
• Oslo just decided to get rid of its parking spaces 
• This is the best place in the world to run a business
• Forget driverless cars: sailorless ships are about to make waves
• The seafood industry must pull our oceans back from the brink
• Big business and activists finally agree. On this one issue at least
• 30 US cities sign up to run entirely off renewable power
• Scientists just found 40 new genes that affect your IQ
• Augmented Reality is already changing the way we work. Here's the proof
• The companies that millennials are desperate to work for
• Six ways to spot a cyber security risk before it explodes
• Universal Basic Income is no magic bullet against poverty, finds OECD
• This is when a robot is going to take your job, according to Oxford University
• 4 books that will help you understand China in 2017
• Companies benefit from the Fourth Industrial Revolution, but do countries?
• Google's Eric Schmidt on the decision making advice managers need to know
• The secret to being a good boss, from the CEO of AOL
• Decision making, lily pads, and the impact of testosterone
• Syria’s refugee children are learning to code by gaming online
• German scientists have created a massive artificial sun. This is why
• These are the people protecting biodiversity on the top of the world
• We need to figure out how to use the blockchain properly. This is why
• Universal basic income - what the experts think
• In 20 years San Francisco is going to look very different, thanks to these mega projects
• Women are stronger than men, 7 real life wonder women and other top gender stories of the week
• Nearly a third of the world's population is now overweight, a new study suggests
• ‘Buurtzorg’. The Dutch word that could revolutionize healthcare
• The world's first refugee camp powered by renewable energy
• Tongue tied? This TED talk will give you confidence to talk to anyone
• Here's how you can keep yourself staying positive
• 5 key ways the Middle East can master people-centered tech
• Hyper-personalized manufacturing can drive inclusive growth – here's how
• How a giant vending machine is making grocery shopping easier
• Why China and California are trying to work on climate change without Trump
• Digital voting could revolutionise democracy, but it might come at a cost
• This island is slowly sinking into the Gulf of Mexico because of climate change
• This is the UN's secret plan to save the world
• The future is automated, but what does that really mean for jobs?
• What’s up, buddy? Researchers are teaching AI how to use slang
• The key to saving global bee population lies in their buzz. Find out why
• If we don't change the way research is funded, we risk running out of new drugs
• China's top 10 tourist attractions
• Countdown: What will 2030's new space economy look like?
• We need a new definition of health for our networked age
• China's clean, green buildings of the future
• Want to make sure your best employees don't leave? Read this
• The potential and the pitfalls of digital technologies in emerging multinationals
• Here's how space travel is helping keep you healthy
• Puberty changes how girls are learning. Here's how
• Why the adventure is just beginning for artificial intelligence
• 'Big health’ and the future of medicine in China
• This app makes sure you never get voice-hacked
• Smartphones haven't made us into activists. They've turned us into helpless bystanders.
• Why populism is still a threat in Europe
• This Stanford research is pioneering a new way of treating depression
• The Arab world needs to create a sustainable economy. Here's how
• In Yangon the car rules. Here's how that can change
• Meet the micro multinationals, selling everything from dolls' clothes to dictionaries
• 3 leadership lessons from the Argentine tango
• How a new generation of machines will ‘see’ like humans
• Drug deaths are rising in Europe – with one in three happening in the UK
• These tiny electric tuk-tuks are taking on Uber in Stockholm
• Global finances set to brighten – and other top economic stories of the week
• Seven tips to clinch that promotion at work
• Where you went to college doesn't matter. This is why. 
• Two billion people lack access to a bank account. Here are 3 ways blockchain can help them
• Technology is transforming the developing world. But not always for the better
• The US is a world leader in this unwelcome area
• Italy has introduced mandatory vaccinations. Here's why it's so important
• How scientists are using engineered cells to defeat disease
• Here's how space travel is helping keep you healthy
• These are the world’s fastest-growing economies in 2017
• These two charts will change how you think about the world's best universities
• Pet "superfoods" could be seriously damaging to the environment.
• India just took another step forward in the global space race
• Paris without the US, Syria now and then and other top stories of the week
• Here's what a day is really like for a smart-city commuter
• More efficient and safer – how drones are changing the workplace
• How an artificial brain could help us outsmart hackers
• 5 ways robots are our friends (already)
• Stop bemoaning Africa's lack of scientists - start funding them
• New boss? This is how to get your employees on your side
• Being popular at work is a good thing, but not in the way you might think
• The great reefs are still under threat. But there is cause for hope
• Gravitational waves are helping scientists to detect black holes
• 3 reasons why social enterprises fail – and what we can learn from them
• This is the best way to find acceptance in any kind of group
• We might have the technology to colonize another planet, but will we have healthy children?
• The US needs to 'keep up' with China's infrastructure, says the Goldman Sachs CEO
• The end of the billion-dollar grossing movie
• 4 countries just cut diplomatic ties with Qatar. Here’s what that means for the region
• Why saving Javan rhinos from extinction starts with simple maths
• How a ‘materials lag’ slows product innovation – and how AI can solve it
• Our oceans are in crisis – here are 5 things we can do to save them
• The rise of ‘RegTech’ and why it's the next big thing in banking 
• Lessons from the latest wave of cyber-attacks
• 3 surprising facts about the gaming industry and why you should start paying attention
• How China became an AI leader
• These are the most peaceful countries in the world
• This watch could help Parkinson's sufferers write again
• These are some of the worst products ever created
• How new technologies can create huge numbers of meaningful jobs
• A woman President, a black Wonder Woman and other top gender stories of the week
• The most revolutionary thing about self-driving cars isn’t what you think
• A movement has begun to change the way we grow our food
• The Fourth Industrial Revolution is about empowering people, not the rise of the machines
• Why office attitudes towards single employees needs to change
• Tips from a Googler on how to get your dream job in tech
• It's not just self-driving cars. Trains could soon be autonomous too
• These are the top 25 cities of the future
• The latest way to keep your phone secure? Your gait
• These are the countries ranked best - and worst - at governing
• Creative people do actually see the world differently. Here's why
• Scientists are accidentally helping to drive rare species to extinction. Here's how
• Oldest skeleton ever found reveals our primate ancestors didn't live on the ground
• Technology is threatening our basic social norms. Here's how
• The new cryptocurrency: digital tokens that raise millions in minutes
• The power of going small: could this be the answer to Africa's energy problems?
• Europe’s terror threat is real. But its cities are much safer than you think
• Ten tips for becoming a better boss
• Why health clinics may hinder developing countries' efforts
• Why it's time to take a break from your screen
• Earth once looked like a giant, spinning donut in space
• A ‘robot pilot’ has landed a Boeing 737 in a simulator
• This seed can be made to look like ivory. So could it save the elephant?
• We react differently to our sons and daughters. Here’s how
• These are the 15 fastest growing US cities
• The best advice from this year's commencement speeches
• There’s a bright side to stress
• The countries where people pay the most tax and the least tax
• The jobs apocalypse is on hold. Here's why
• 4 charts that show tech is still a man’s world
• We have a window of opportunity to save our oceans, but it's closing fast
• The health needs of women are being overlooked. It's time to bring this injustice to a halt 
• Cities need good credit scores too. Here’s why
• The central-bank trap: the real price of cheap money
• 5 reasons why Trump's exit from Paris isn't the end of the world
• Millions of Africans depend on fishing. We must stop the plunder of their oceans
• Safe havens: why cities are crucial to the global refugee crisis
• Want to protect the oceans? Time to consider the wider world of development
• The role of social networks in innovation and other top economics stories of the week
• Why Zika went undetected in the US for so long
• Here's how technology can work for everyone
• These are the signs you should look for a new job
• The best advice for graduates about to enter the workforce
• Not sure what to read this summer? Here's what Bill Gates recommends
• Do you need to rethink your definition of success?
• Chinese debt has been downgraded for the first time in almost 30 years
• Why the Paris climate agreement might be better off without the US
• Here's what employers need to know about Generation Z
• What a wave of rhino killings tells us about poaching patterns
• The delicate art of engaging with Trump on Twitter
• Why is software so vulnerable, and what can be done?
• The judgment on Paris, the pensions time bomb and other top stories of the week
• This Norwegian prison is the nicest in the world
• Which European country has the most trusted media?
• China just switched on the world's largest floating solar power plant
• The US has ditched the Paris climate agreement - what does this mean for the rest of the world?
• Google and UNHCR create 360-degree tour of Syria's destruction
• What Navy SEALs can teach us about handling chaos at work
• This one rule will change your entire work ethic
• In a connected world, people are feeling lonelier
• Animals are far more conscientious and detail-oriented that we thought
• This is how economies can maintain their "openness"
• Until gay marriage is legalized, you won't be able to have double chocolate ice-cream
• Cities, not nation states, will determine our future survival. Here's why
• Here's why bringing back extinct species may have worrying repercussions
• You might not believe it, but the world just got a bit more peaceful
• WannaCry shows that businesses and governments must cooperate
• Switzerland votes for nuclear power phase-out and switching to renewables
• 3 questions which will help you live a purposeful life
• The UN warns a looming famine will kill millions in Yemen  
• Millennials are rapidly losing interest in democracy
• The skyscrapers of the future could be made of wood
• This Googler shares her advice for technical interviews
• This is what's driving the bitcoin boom
• It's official: women work nearly an hour longer than men every day
• Scientists have warned that temperatures could leap by 8C by 2100
• This CEO shares his favourite interview question
• Why AI technology isn’t always a threat to your job
• Why our 'selfish genes' are going to lead to human extinction
• Who are the 100 most famous athletes in the world?
• These four technologies will shape the creative economy - for better or worse
• Ivy League students are learning the wrong lesson about success
• A glimpse into the future of widespread artificial intelligence
• This is how you can find meaning in your life, and still be happy
• Dubai is introducing robotic policemen, to make up 25% of the force by 2030
• Why music might boost harmony between different cultures
• Iran introduced a basic income scheme, and something strange happened
• Why we should infect mosquitoes with bacteria to stop Zika and dengue
• Ambition vs marriage, the Google pay gap and other top gender stories of the week
• The Maghreb Union is one of the world's worst-performing trading blocs. Here are five ways to change that
• The pension gap will soon dwarf global GDP: here are 5 ways to plug it
• 25 tipping points pushing our oceans past the point of no return 
• How can Argentina stay competitive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
• Why employees leave, and how to make them stay
• Discarded plastic is choking our oceans. These artists are turning it into something beautiful
• Sales of industrial robots are surging. So what does this mean for human workers?
• Ten pieces of advice for first time job hunters from an entrepreneur who has hired over 1,000 people
• Why quitting could be beneficial for your career
• What are the barriers to universal energy access?
• Here's what Google is rumoured to launch later this year
• Happy or sad, this is how the internet can tell
• These 4 companies are embracing, and finding value in, the circular economy
• Female Angolan entrepreneurs are buying up trends in Brazil and bringing them back to Africa
• Why genetically modified mosquitos won't work in fighting malaria
• Why Africa's health systems need a reboot to fight NCDs
• Here's how Asia can maintain growth, with an ever ageing population
• Why your Arts degree could give you an advantage in the age of AI
• Mark Zuckerberg – ‘We should explore universal basic incomes’
• This is what budding entrepreneurs should know about building a business
• Water, science, and a Kyrgyz village: what the world needs to learn about development
• Young boss with older employees? Here's what you need to know
• Could your next peer review be done by ... a robot?
• How gender stereotypes are still undermining the capability of female entrepreneurs
• 5 things you need to know about the global pension crisis
• These are the cities where commuting costs the most
• Climate action: how can we revive the 'Spirit of Paris'?
• This flying car has completed its first maiden flight
• Turning the linear circular: the future of the global economy
• Here's why we should be turning our rubbish into fuel
• We could be on the brink of a demand revolution. But will we seize the opportunity?
• Solar has the brightest sustainable energy future. Here's why
• This is the far-reaching support for the Paris Agreement
• Tuna 2020 Traceability Declaration: Stopping illegal tuna from coming to market
• Anti-Asian discrimination, Saudi Arabia after oil and other top stories of the week
• Back to school: the best management programmes in 2017
• As the world faces an unprecedented famine threat, the G7 nations must act
• To open up global trade we need to understand 'protectionism'
• 7 deadly diseases the world has (almost) eradicated
• What is Bitcoin?
• These unique maps shed a different light on immigration in US cities
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• Here's how to make a good impression at your new job
• How California is winning the renewable energy race
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• Companies are finding that being principled pays off
• There's one country in the world where the newspaper industry is still thriving
• This breakthrough design could potentially lead to an HIV vaccine
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• Why we have to think beyond money to solve poverty
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• How to get around your networking phobia and get ahead
• Think older people are technophobes? Think again
• Africa needs an innovation revolution – here’s how it can happen
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• This is what Bill Gates would get his followers as a graduation present. (Clue: it's a book)
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• Why the digital economy needs competition restored
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• Investing responsibly can unlock trillions of dollars – here's how
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• Why a global treaty is needed to tackle our plastics problem
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• A new app is helping Egyptian women cook their way to financial independence
• Why this one word swap can make you more successful
• More than a quarter of Americans couldn't handle even a tiny emergency expense
• Why using AI in sentencing criminals might be a bad idea
• How high-performing employees can avoid resentment from colleagues
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• These Chinese megaprojects are transforming cities - and the way people live
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• This is the impact that culture has had on our evolution
• Ransomware's evolution, defeating internet misinformation, and other top stories of the week
• A glimpse into the future of quantum computing, energy and health
• From the rubble of Syria's economy, an inspiring small-business story emerges
• A new $2 million prize to stop plastic waste taking over the oceans
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• 8 ways the construction industry can rebuild itself for the 21st century
• 3 ways Artificial Intelligence will change the world for the better
• This tiny pacific island is officially the most plastic-polluted place on earth
• Why blockchain should be global trade’s next port of call
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• This man is fighting ISIS with comic books
• 2017 is the year of artificial intelligence. Here’s why
• Germany just broke its own energy record and generated 85% of electricity from renewables
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