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The revival of the great British lidohttp://econ.st/2uXF5oW 

Why 1858? Rosemary Ashton sees the year's importance reflected in the lives of Disraeli, Dickens and Darwinhttp://econ.st/2vs9M35 

According to some estimates, Tencent's market share exceeds 70%. This is largely due to recent acquisitionshttp://econ.st/2uWO1KD 

In the corporate world, a “perennial time-scarcity problem” afflicts executives all over the globe #econarchivehttp://econ.st/2uAW4KV 

According to the Ethiopian government, 30,000 Ethiopians died during Italy's campaign of terror in February 1937http://econ.st/2uMLDan 

A high-speed rail connection between Hong Kong and the mainland is proving controversialhttp://econ.st/2uWOSeL 

The euro's obituaries were prematurehttp://econ.st/2eNbEPL 

The difference epitomises the dilemma facing Christian leaders across Europehttp://econ.st/2upesbb 

The EU can do little to enforce democracy in countries that are already membershttp://econ.st/2uw1Yi7 

Could an embattled president pardon himself if he is prosecuted for federal crimes? Historical precedent says nohttp://econ.st/2tWYDoJ 

Americanisms like “movie” and “cookie” are not an impoverishment of British English. They are additions to ithttp://econ.st/2vFyP1G 

“I've seen two-year-olds wheeling a bag up to the plane as people try to take advantage,” said Neil Sorahanhttp://econ.st/2uyghB1 

Invasive species are more benign than is generally thought—and much harder to eradicate #econarchivehttp://econ.st/2tYG6se 

A crypto-catastrophe seems to have been avertedhttp://econ.st/2tCcPEe 

It will be hard to know which way to look for news todayhttp://econ.st/2tBNUkm 

Has the bitcoin civil war come to a peaceful end?http://econ.st/2uVZv1q