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Food fetish
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Abenomics unchained
At last, Japan’s government gains confidence in its economy—and so do its consumers
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consumer social responsibility
Abercrombie & Fitch signed a safety agreement, but that doesn’t mean Bangladeshi workers will be safe
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code wars
India’s latest outsourcing business: cyberattacks
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Why QE, low interest rates and volatility are an explosive mix for the markets
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Growth vs Housing
China is finding skyrocketing house prices a tough problem to solve
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Kenya see it?
As mobile explodes in Africa, Nairobi is emerging as a leader in the region’s tech scene
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Delicate diplomacy
Deadly spat between the Philippines and Taiwan is a big headache for the US
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Unpredictable
Piracy, prisoners, and missiles: North Korea had a busy weekend
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face-based computing
Will Google Glass finally make doing this gauche?
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Topsy-turvy
Thailand’s economy cools off, but a rate cut is not yet imminent
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Eric Schmidt to Kim Jung Un: If you want North Korea to grow, give your people the internet
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Tumblr deal is Marissa Mayer’s first real attempt to make Yahoo hip again
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satoshi nakamoto
Bitcoin’s creator is Japanese mathematician Shinichi Mochizuki, says hypertext inventor
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science fiction
Robots will take our jobs, but it’s hard to say when
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double talk
Chinese citizens are hijacking Xi Jinping’s latest propaganda tool
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Uncalculated risk
It’s official: Unhappy employees = corruption and fraud
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A visual explanation of the factory safety plan in Bangladesh
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Here’s why McDonald’s needs to slim down its menu
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Women in Greece aren’t giving up on childbirth—they’re just waiting till 40
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Soros and other top hedgies now love Google more than Apple
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High liquidity
American LNG exports get the go-ahead
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Europe’s Repsol shareholders jump into epic battle over Argentina’s shale riches
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The great debt ceiling countdown begins anew at midnight
China appears to have filled up phase one of a planned 500-million-barrel strategic petroleum reserve, and stopped buying extra oil on the global market. The halt, at least for now, of the purchases removes a big source of demand from the global crude oil market. It may explain why global oil prices have been soft.
