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The only winners of the NSA debacle are companies that protect your online privacy
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body politics
The US just chucked this human trafficking grenade at Russia and China
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Like the G8, the Swiss aren’t ready to give up secrecy just yet
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3D printing money
Stratasys just acquired MakerBot, the one 3D printing firm that could have disrupted it
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Hot or not
After Tinder, kids of the future may be asking “Mommy, which app did you meet Daddy in?”
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Pre-emptive strike
How Google dodged anti-trust law to buy Waze
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ballers
Hong Kong is rolling in more millionaire money than Singapore
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Quantitative unease
The Fed statement looks taperific to markets
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Home Sweet Home
America, meet your newest neighbors: the Nigerians
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humanity
There are more people displaced by war and other conflicts than two decades ago
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No pain no gain
China’s central government is dueling its banks over the country’s cash crunch
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Tips from the C-suite
How Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and other business chiefs hold ruthlessly effective meetings
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Fedex is betting that people won’t be sending more stuff by air anytime soon
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The mysterious firing of the Men’s Wearhouse “like the way you look” guy
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US teachers are not adequately prepared to do their jobs
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Coal-spewing Hebei factories are killing 40 Beijing babies a year
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tequila sunrise
Thanks to a new trade deal, China could up its tequila intake by 2400% in five years
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How elite universities are killing the American dream
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Why the G8 pact to stop paying terrorist ransoms probably won’t work—and isn’t even such a great idea
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Here’s how metadata on billions of phone calls predicts terrorist attacks
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Abenomics is working today, at least for corporate Japan
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We See You Big Brother
You probably didn’t read the most telling part of Orwell’s “1984″—the appendix
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Bernanke may have one more Fed revolution left up his sleeve
Algerian forces have mounted another raid on the gas field in the Sahara in an attempt to free the remainder of some 40 hostages held there by Islamic militants, according to Algeria's official news agency. The report says that 11 militants were killed in the raid and that they killed another seven of their captives. In a previous raid on Jan. 17, 18 hostage-takers and a dozen hostages were killed. A government official was quoted as saying "Basically, it's over."
