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<p>Higher returns for backers do not guarantee national prosperity. Public investment should develop domestic capabilities and meet urgent social needs</p><p>Britain keeps selling its most valuable companies. The <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/805f0c1d-795b-4ee0-8fbd-e08ab1be1193?syn-25a6b1a6=1">Financial Times calculates</a> that 300 went to foreign bu

If ever there was a time to release a film like this it’s now, in the aftermath of the recent midterm elections “bluenami.” Though it doesn’t channel anything so cool as the thrillingly subversive rage of David Fincher’s 1999 Fight Club, David Leitch’s film — with kudos to Mark Bianculli’s intelligent script — is at […]

Pour son nouvel ouvrage, le sociologue Pierre Brasseur a enquêté sur la plateforme qui prétend être au service des créatrices de contenus sexuellement explicites. Mais en permettant à chacun de monnayer des images, elle reproduit des schémas d’exploitation.

Entre especulaciones sobre el futuro, los gobernadores peronistas temen un acuerdo entre Cristina Fernández y Axel Kicillof

<p>FEW companies are hailed as proof of free-market genius more than Tesla. Yet, at every turn that mattered, it stood on public capital.</p> <p>In 2010 it borrowed $465m from a US federal programme open to every carmaker building cleaner vehicles, in a country where transport is now the largest source of greenhouse gases. It paid the Treasury’s own cost, ro