Samanth Subramanian
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United Kingdom
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An Emirati businessman recurs in the Adani group's offshore dealings
The founder of a Dubai consultancy popped up in Indian money-laundering investigations and has links to at least one offshore firm in a tax haven → Read More
How Russia's economy unexpectedly survived a year of war and sanctions
The Russian government reworked its economy better than experts predicted in 2022 → Read More
The Google-Microsoft AI tussle could be a windfall for Apple
How much would Microsoft pay to make Bing the default search engine on Apple devices? → Read More
A Pandora Papers ex-banker is Adani's man in London
Sanjay Newatia, a former Credit Suisse banker, is a director in 57 Adani companies in the UK → Read More
Bringing the heat: Day 5 at Davos
On the last full day of WEF 2023, the weather turned frigid but some panels got heated → Read More
Grift to give
In the collapse of FTX, we can read some of the chief problems with the effective altruism movement → Read More
In a hotter, more crowded world, immigration is inevitable
Much of the coming growth in population is in areas that will also turn too hot to be livable → Read More
What a shrinking workforce means for the world's manufacturing hubs
The locus of manufacturing will move from countries like China to other, younger nations → Read More
How will aging nations pay for their retirees?
If governments rack up debt to support their senior citizens, inflation may be here to stay → Read More
The world’s population just hit 8 billion—and that's okay
The population peak is in sight: 10.4 billion or so, sometime in the next 60 years → Read More
Four ends to the Twitter saga
Quartz is a guide to the new global economy for people in business who are excited by change. We cover business, economics, markets, finance, technology, science, design, and fashion. → Read More
In Neom, Western executives have found their LIV golf league
Saudi Arabia is luring executives to Neom with million-dollar salaries → Read More
Americans have run out of their pandemic savings at the wrong time
Amidst high inflation and a slowing economy, personal savings dropped to their lowest in more than a decade → Read More
Will the Glazers sell Manchester United?
The football club’s latest earnings will show what kind of price a stake sale can command. → Read More
The UN chief called for more taxes on the fossil fuel industry
UN chief António Guterres said polluters should pay more in taxes because of their effect on climate → Read More
Queen Elizabeth II has died, aged 96
During the queen's reign, Britain lost its empire, joined and then left the EU, and is now in grave economic crisis. → Read More
Video killed the cable TV star
For the first time in US history, streaming video is now bigger than cable television. No wonder companies like Disney, Netflix, and even Walmart are fanning the streaming wars into a white-hot contest. → Read More
The trouble over Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan
If US-China tensions in the South China Sea escalate, the fallout will hobble every economy in the world. → Read More
Russia has its own grade of crude oil—and its price is languishing
To the oil industry, there is no single price of oil. Instead, there are multiple like Brent, Dubai, and WTI, each for a particular grade of crude. Russia has its own grade of oil—and its price is languishing. → Read More
Warren Buffett's big bets on oil are betraying the climate
Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway are buying up oil stocks just as other investors are divesting from fossil fuels because of climate change. → Read More