深層地理学
India can soar in the robot age. This is how
As India enters the era of robots and artificial intelligence, most companies plan to automate jobs to compete on cost. But will replacing humans with machines really turn India into a gl...
Sophie Hardach
Sophie Hardach is a writer with a specialism in economics. She has worked as a correspondent for Reuters news agency in Tokyo, Paris and Milan and has written for a number of publications including the Atlantic, the Guardian and the Daily Telegraph.
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金融と通貨システム
Activist investors are more powerful than ever. Here’s what that means for the economy
Greedy locusts or corporate reformers? Ruthless predators or clear-eyed strategists? Activist investors are transforming the corporate landscape, but their broader impact is still far fro...
経済成長
As Greece emerges from bailout, here are 5 things you need to know
Greece officially emerges from the eurozone’s record bailout today, after almost a decade of rescue packages, austerity and public spats with its lenders.
The state of the US economy in 11 charts
What is the state of the U.S. economy today? Here are 11 economic snapshots for Independence Day, from stock market highs to global trade disputes, from innovation to rising inequality:
教育とスキル
These jobs will keep you in demand in the most expensive cities. Is yours one of them?
Is your city high on dog walkers, but low on mechanics? Are you surrounded by behavioural therapists, but can’t find anyone to install a cable? A new study reveals which jobs are vanishin...
経済成長
Here are 3 facts you need to know about inequality and populism
Why are democracies around the world failing to curb rising inequality? What explains the ascent of populist parties and politicians? In a recent paper, French economist Thomas Piketty ar...
貿易と投資
Tout ce qu’il faut savoir sur le conflit commercial entre les États-Unis et la Chine
Les investisseurs s'inquiètent de voir le conflit commercial s’intensifier entre les États-Unis et la Chine, car les deux parties menacent d'appliquer des tarifs douaniers sur des produit...
貿易と投資
Here's what you need to know about the US-China trade dispute
An escalating trade spat between the United States and China is worrying investors, as both sides threaten tariffs on products from electronics and aircraft, to wine and pork. US Presiden...
深層地理学
This is what the US imports from China
Fears of a trade war are rattling financial markets after US President Donald Trump proposed tariffs on about $60 billion worth of Chinese goods, arguing this was necessary to fight unfai...
気候変動対策
L'extrême violence de ces tempêtes a poussé les scientifiques à inventer une nouvelle catégorie de mesure
Tandis que les cyclones tropicaux deviennent de plus en plus violents, les scientifiques ont proposé d’inventer une nouvelle classification des tempêtes.
How you talk to your child changes their brain
Most parents know that talking to their child helps them develop. But a new study has revealed that it’s how you talk to your child that really matters for their brain growth. Rather than...
気候変動対策
These storms were so bad they made scientists want to invent a whole new category
Scientists have suggested a new classification for storms as tropical cyclones become increasingly severe.
経済成長
Speaking more than one language can boost economic growth
Multilingualism is good for the economy, researchers have found. Countries that actively nurture different languages reap a range of rewards, from more successful exports to a more innova...
エネルギー転換
Bill Gates is backing a plan for air to fuels technology
Could the future of clean energy be to turn air into petrol? It may sound too good to be true, but Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and his partners are experimenting with air to fuels tec...
経済成長
This is how much the global economy will grow in 2018, according to the IMF
The International Monetary Fund has raised its growth forecasts for 2018 and 2019 to 3.9%, expecting the global economy to continue to recover on the back of buoyant trade and investment,...