Submissions from economist.com

		The Iran war is roiling commodities far beyond oil (economist.com)
		5 points by runeks 26 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		The Knights of Malta (economist.com)
		2 points by andsoitis 26 days ago \| past
		Why AI has not yet upset India's IT industry (economist.com)
		6 points by petethomas 27 days ago \| past
		War may bring lasting change to the airline business (economist.com)
		3 points by edward 27 days ago \| past
		Is cheap energy the key to China gaining AI supremacy? (economist.com)
		3 points by edward 27 days ago \| past
		The new economics of sex work (economist.com)
		3 points by thunderbong 27 days ago \| past
		Top AI models underperform in languages other than English (economist.com)
		19 points by Brajeshwar 27 days ago \| past \| 4 comments
		The Anglosphere is increasingly miserable (economist.com)
		4 points by decimalenough 27 days ago \| past
		Why investors won't know what to make of AI for a while (economist.com)
		6 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 28 days ago \| past \| 3 comments
		Why corporate lawyers always win (economist.com)
		2 points by 1vuio0pswjnm7 28 days ago \| past
		Nvidia is expanding its empire (economist.com)
		1 point by pingou 28 days ago \| past
		Why investors won't know what to make of AI for a while (economist.com)
		5 points by petethomas 28 days ago \| past
		A Maoist survival guide to the Iranian energy crisis (economist.com)
		4 points by rzk 29 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Trouble is brewing [surging energy prices] among America's corporate borrowers (economist.com)
		5 points by toomuchtodo 30 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		The Iran war may be about to escalate (economist.com)
		38 points by mikhael 31 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		China is wrestling with a novel phenomenon: inherited wealth (economist.com)
		13 points by Jiahang 31 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		China's hereditary elite is taking shape (economist.com)
		3 points by Jiahang 31 days ago \| past
		Why investors won't know what to make of AI for a while (economist.com)
		2 points by andsoitis 32 days ago \| past
		Better data could lead to better sex (economist.com)
		2 points by andsoitis 32 days ago \| past
		America and Israel built military targeting machines (economist.com)
		5 points by edward 32 days ago \| past
		Want to hack your body with peptides? If only the science agreed (economist.com)
		4 points by andsoitis 33 days ago \| past
		AI is helping expand the frontier of theoretical physics (economist.com)
		3 points by petethomas 34 days ago \| past
		Altman, Amodei and Musk fight dirty for the biggest prize in business (economist.com)
		4 points by andsoitis 34 days ago \| past \| 2 comments
		The AI productivity boost is not here, yet (economist.com)
		3 points by danielovichdk 34 days ago \| past
		America and Israel built military targeting machines: Software (economist.com)
		6 points by supernikita 34 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Why corporate lawyers always win (economist.com)
		4 points by petethomas 35 days ago \| past
		Economic power is returning to the physical realm (economist.com)
		3 points by andsoitis 35 days ago \| past
		China sets its lowest growth target for a generatioN (economist.com)
		4 points by andsoitis 36 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		There are 56 ethnicities in China–and 55 are getting squashed (economist.com)
		13 points by andsoitis 36 days ago \| past \| 1 comment
		China's AI giants are handing out cash to lure in users (economist.com)
		1 point by andsoitis 36 days ago \| past
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