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Tax Different
The tax case that Apple CEO Tim Cook might (but probably won’t) make before Congress tomorrow
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hip scrip
Introducing the Bangla-Pesa, Kenya’s beautiful new complementary currency
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Going Native
How Yahoo plans to make money on Tumblr: ads that don’t feel like ads
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One chart showing why Brits are now poorer than French, Swiss, Belgians and Aussies
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PUMPED DRY
Forget peak oil—start worrying about peak water
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phabulous
250 million tablets will be sold in 2013
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In Argentina, there’s a gorgeous apartment for sale and it only costs 409 Bitcoins
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Peak Car
Americans are driving less, and have been for years
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Facebook’s “like” is on trial, so think twice before liking this article
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finally
The first real challengers to Android and iPhone unveil a high-concept phone
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tunnel vision
Five reasons why Americans will never understand the point of Eurovision
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feeling winded
Why the US wind boom is going bust
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big things
Watch this brand new video of the world’s biggest ship being built
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zero sum game
Women fall behind men at the top because they don’t put in enough hours
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Food fetish
Meet Zomato, the Indian restaurant app that wants to take over the world
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meow
Americans spend more on pets than beer or movies
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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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Grubhub + Seamless: The merger, by the numbers
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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
The Swiss have lifted rules restricting home ownership for a new $2 billion ski resort development at Andermatt, former home to an army base. Billionaire Egyptian developer Samih Sawiris is building 800 residences, with prices up to $64 billion each. Sawiris is looking to create "a true international experience" with a global group of buyers. Foreigners normally have to go through a lengthy approval process before buying property in Switzerland, but the Andermatt project is exempt, in an effort by the government to stimulate economic activity in the area following the army base closing.
