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The evolution of LEDs shows how innovation occurs steadily as companies compete
The words that shaped the past 12 months
On both sides of the Atlantic, this was the year of the lie
US lenders splash out on reward schemes but need customers to stick around and spend
Parliamentary elections in 2017 will help fix the political system, writes Tony Barber
Innovation is one thing, regulatory arbitrage is quite another
Real reform could boost growth but would threaten Putin’s power
Notebook: Do tales of an army of ravenous rodents stem from fears of foreign dangers?
Fear and rage must not be used as an excuse to destroy America’s core institutions
The opposition leader’s policies will be tested in early 2017, writes Sebastian Payne
The Wallonian parliament will still have a say on future agreements, writes Alan Beattie
The wall of fear that was so dramatically shattered is back up, stronger than before
‘My kids consider vinyl albums to be wildly cool. For digital natives, going backwards leads to a new frontier’
For all the mistakes made by our representatives, parliamentarysovereignty is magical
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Lionel Barber in conversation with Martin Wolf on 2016 and outlook for 2017
An article on briefings from Frontex about charities and people smugglers was overstated
Trade-weighted stability since June feeds talk of a policy reversal by Beijing
Chinese internet group Tencent employs 30,000 staff, not 3,000 as incorrectly stated in an article on December 16
Chief executive Stephen Young thinks the company might be at the turning point
Deft administrator who held three big Thatcher-era posts
Or how America can stop worrying and ignore the equity bubble
Parliamentary and public opposition must stand up for their rights
Protesters target foreign businesses as benefits of growth fail to trickle down
Millions still burn solid fuel indoors preparing food but also producing deadly fumes
The president’s decision to say derails democracy in the region
