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Want to become a digital nomad? Try before you buy

By Adrian Wooldridge
CHARLES MCCORMICK is the CEO of City Bikes, Inc., a couple of bike shops in Washington, one in Adams Morgan and one in Tenleytown, both of which do a healthy trade in e-bikes. He is also a digital nomad who has spent most of his time since 2009 on the road. 鈥淵ou are sitting in front of your computer to get your administration done,鈥 he says, 鈥渟o why not do it somewhere nice.鈥

Rising seas are the next crisis for the world鈥檚 ports

By Francis Wilkinson
THE DELICATE choreography of ships, trains, and trucks at the world鈥檚 ports has been badly disrupted by the pandemic, and the turmoil is not likely to end soon. If a virus can have such an adverse impact on the journey of a plastic toy or automobile from Point A to Point B, consider the potential impact of something even more pervasive and powerful: water.

Unstoppable dollar risks worsening $71-B Asia stock exodus

THE DOLLAR鈥橲 relentless rise is threatening to trigger more outflows from Asia鈥檚 emerging-market shares, spoiling hopes of the region making a comeback in the second half.

Going electric doesn鈥檛 have to be so complicated

By Anjani Trivedi
IT MAY NOT HAVE enough electric vehicles (EVs), powerpacks, or the capital, but India has found a way towards mass electrification: swap batteries.

IMF warns it will cut global growth forecast again with 鈥榙arkened鈥 outlook

THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned it will again cut the forecast for global economic growth as impacts reverberate from Russia鈥檚 invasion of Ukraine,...

We must learn to love genetically modified crops

By Amanda Little
A NEW STRAIN of drought-resistant wheat is helping to set the record straight on GMOs 鈥 a plant breeding technology that has long been considered at odds with sustainable agriculture but may be essential to its future.

Inflation is raging because globalization is fading

By Stephen Mihm
INFLATION prognostication tends to come down to reading statistical tea leaves. Friday鈥檚 report of strong US job growth looks like a sign of economic...

Insulting someone online could mean a year in jail in Japan

CYBERBULLIES in Japan could now face up to a year in prison, as the government cracks down on online abuse following the suicide of a 22-year-old professional wrestler and reality TV star who was hounded on social media.

Big data鈥檚 past is messing with our future

By Allison Schrager
THERE is an inconvenient open secret that lurks behind many decisions we make every day. We live in a data-empowered era. When we plan a trip, Google estimates our travel time and recommends routes based on both current and past traffic data.

Michelin names nine new value-for-money eateries in Singapore

THE Michelin Guide has named nine new eateries on the Bib Gourmands, its value-for-money list, in Singapore.

Some McDonald鈥檚 branches in Philippines can鈥檛 serve chicken as demand soars

Some McDonald鈥檚 stores in the Philippines are unable to serve chicken because of a surge in demand, while supplies don鈥檛 meet the standards.

China has yet to learn the rules of the Pacific chess game

By David Fickling
CHINA鈥檚 growing influence in the microstates of the Pacific Ocean has raised alarm among the powers that traditionally dominated the region 鈥 Australia, New Zealand, and the US. If they want to halt Beijing鈥檚 advance, they鈥檙e going to have to start offering more in return.
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