A discussion with Tom Standage, Business Editor of The Economist: “In a decade’s time there might be so much storage space, according to some calculations, that you could actually have every piece of music ever recorded on every phone.”

A nervous night for NATO: Vladimir Putin almost gatecrashes a summit.

A gander at the geese: Japan wants to lead Asia. But how?

The tigers of Bangalore: Rewriting the rules in India Inc.

A discussion with Andreas Kluth, technology correspondent, The Economist: “Web 2.0 was a term coined as an enzyme, hoping that it would catalyse some rejuvenation; and it did. It encompasses all the new media from blogs to podcasts.”

A discussion with Larry Ellison, CEO, Oracle: “The America’s Cup is designed to be a contest between nations. When you sail through the America’s Cup you represent your country and this year BMW Oracle Racing is the only representative, the only challenger, from the US.”

A ransom worth paying: The moral hazard of saving trees.

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We have controversial foreign policies. Time after time we have elected monolingual presidents (our Congress is mostly monolingual as well). We live with huge domestic problems such as homelessness, lack […]