Ad-renaline rush. Amazon’s ambitious drive into digital-advertising
Building a big ad business will help the firm to keep expanding
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Which MBA? The world’s best MBA programmes
The Economist’s ranking of the world's leading business courses
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Virtuous spirals. DNA may soon be used to store computer data
But it is not just a question of base pairs becoming bits
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The next recession
Toxic politics and constrained central banks could make the next downturn hard to escape
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Generation gap. Established firms try dancing to a millennial tune
Some are finding it surprisingly easy
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Workers on tap. How governments should deal with the rise of the gig economy
Watch it by all means, but welcome it
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Sex and power. #MeToo, one year on
A movement sparked by an alleged rapist could be the most powerful force for equality since women’s suffrage
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Migration after Brexit. How to bend the EU’s rules on free movement
Many countries interpret the principle rather more loosely than Britain
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Not so fast. What to do about Africa’s dangerous baby boom
African countries do not need to resort to Asian-style illiberalism
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AI, EU, go. How Europe can improve the development of AI
Its real clout comes from its power to set standards
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