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Apple vs. the E.U. Is the Biggest Tax Battle in History

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Americans Are Working Harder but Producing Less

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Why Robert Gordon Is the New Thomas Piketty

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How Hillary Proved She’s an Economic Progressive

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Here’s the Major Mistake Hillary Clinton Can’t Make Tonight

The very voters she needs to win the presidency want to hear specifics on how she plans to fix a rigged system

By Rana Foroohar July 28, 2016

What Bernie Sanders Accomplished. And What He's Left Unfinished

The Vermont Senator has managed to change the Democratic party in two very important ways

By Rana Foroohar July 26, 2016

Why Boosting CEO Pay Makes Companies Perform Badly

A new study shows why richly rewarding executives with stock can hurt the long-term performance of big companies

By Rana Foroohar July 25, 2016

Is International Banking Getting Better or Worse?

Policymakers realize the status quo must change, but there's also a race to lower regulation internationally

By Rana Foroohar July 21, 2016

We're About to Live in a World of Economic Hunger Games

In a new book, former labor leader Andy Stern takes on technological disruption and offers some (possible) solutions

By Rana Foroohar July 21, 2016

Theresa May Has 1 Brilliant Economic Idea

They're all grasping with the core economic issue of the moment

By Rana Foroohar July 14, 2016

The Pokémon Fad Shows the Unnerving Future of Augmenting Reality

'Pokemon Go' is more than a hit video game, it's a glimpse into a future we don't fully understand

By Matt Vella April 29, 2021

Why the Creative Accounting in the Microsoft-LinkedIn Deal Is So Disturbing

It's a sign of a broader problem across corporate America

By Rana Foroohar June 20, 2016

Ruchir Sharma Offers New Math for the World's Economic Future

Ruchir Sharma’s new book, The Rise and Fall of Nations: Forces of Change in the Post-Crisis World, provides a vital guide to the new economic order

By Rana Foroohar June 15, 2016

Hillary Clinton Nods to History as She Seeks to Make It

Inside the waterfront warehouse in Brooklyn, supporters stood for more than three hours waiting to hear the first female major-party nominee speak. From the start, Hillary Clinton’s speech was a nod to the history she...

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