The Economist - USA (2019-08-03)

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 Middle East & Africa 41 2 earn$250a month,”saysAlaaAbuAqleh,a businessgraduatealsowaitingtoboar ...

42 TheEconomistAugust 3rd 2019 1 T he tipwas sent by a city tech worker: a single person could, in one fell swoop, disable almos ...

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 Europe 43 2 1 cials fear these people might take stronger action, perhaps rioting to discredit a de ...

44 Europe The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 2 Syriza’s rigour, but growth was subdued. This year’s forecast is around 2%, well be- lo ...

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 Europe 45 T he eastern siberianlandscape does not normally resemble hell. In winter it is blanketed ...

46 Europe The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 H urtling alonga “cycle highway” by the River Scheldt in Ant- werp recently, Charlemagne ...

TheEconomistAugust 3rd 2019 47 1 T he rulesof chicken are simple: two parties hurtle towards each other at speed and the first t ...

48 Britain The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 2 the effects, and that must take action to mitigate them. But “businesses do not want t ...

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 Britain 49 T he closestthing the Tory party has had to an in-house philos- opher is Edmund Burke, a ...

50 TheEconomistAugust 3rd 2019 1 A spectre is haunting the rich world. It is the spectre of ungovernability. “Un- governability ...

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 International 51 2 Next, ungovernability can mean that governments fail to pass basic laws on which ...

52 TheEconomistAugust 3rd 2019 1 D elight ogualu’shair is straight, black and gloriously glossy. She made it her- self. Mrs Ogua ...

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 Business 53 2 1 The companies share four characteris- tics. First, they were born adapted to tricky ...

54 Business The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 2 Apple and Foxconn will chip in, joining a string of Japanese financial institutions a ...

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 Business 55 “I havefailed” and“Igaveup”were thesixmostwrenchingwordsina letterbelievedtobewrittenby ...

E ven thosewho recoil at eating supper out of a soggy box, fear being mowed down by curry-bearing cyclists or think the death of ...

TheEconomistAugust 3rd 2019 57 1 I nterest ratesset by the Federal Reserve have been rising since 2015. The gradual approach, ex ...

58 Finance & economics The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 2 room for an aggressive move. Rate-setters hope that a small and speedy ...

The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 Finance & economics 59 1 A round 2am, as the London Stock Ex- change Group (lse) hammered out a ...

60 Finance & economics The EconomistAugust 3rd 2019 2 Germany between 2000 and 2015. One sign that the less well-off claim a ...