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#economist.com. × The smiling new face of German big business. From Allianz to Zalando, pedlars of services are outdoing industrial firms at home—and foreign rivals abroad

#economist.com. × The Economist’s office agony uncle is back. Another bulging postbag for Max Flannel

#economist.com. × The business of secondhand clothing is booming. Can it be profitable, too?

#economist.com. × The business of second-hand clothing is booming. Can it be profitable, too?

#economist.com. × Zyn is giving investors a buzz—for now. Nicotine pouches are growing fast

#economist.com. × How India escaped extreme poverty without an industrial miracle. And, in doing so, undermined a popular myth about development

#economist.com. × India has undermined a popular myth about development. Extreme poverty in the country has dropped to negligible levels

#economist.com. × How to get rich in 2025. Forget about your career. Today an inheritance is what matters

#economist.com. × The trouble with MAGA’s chipmaking dreams. TSMC will keep making most of the world’s advanced chips at home for years to come

#economist.com. × How cheap can investing get?. The answer depends on whether speculators resist zany ETFs

#economist.com. × Meet Trump’s fiercest opponent: the bond market. Treasury yields are falling sharply. But not for the president’s desired reasons

#economist.com. × Nvidia is fighting both Trump and China. Can the sizzling revenue growth last?

#economist.com. × Nvidia is fighting off two threats. DeepSeek and Donald Trump

#economist.com. × A guide to dodging Trump’s tariffs. How companies can lessen the blow from the American president’s assault on trade

#economist.com. × A guide to dodging Donald Trump’s tariffs. How companies can lessen the blow from the American president’s assault on trade

#economist.com. × Stablecoins: the real crypto craze. Policymakers are racing to catch up with their rapid rise

#economist.com. × How to make cash in Africa’s coup belt. Mining multinationals are learning to do business with juntas

#economist.com. × Egypt and Jordan are struggling to make themselves useful to Donald Trump. They no longer offer the promise of stability in a region that has been upended

#economist.com. × Rwanda tightens its grip over eastern Congo. The Congolese government has lost control of the region

#economist.com. × Africa’s young “generation hustle” hits the big time. They are pious, entrepreneurial and eager to make the most of their potential

#economist.com. × Syria’s next steps towards a new order. Will Syria’s leader make good on his promises?

#economist.com. × Sudan’s national army is on the brink of retaking the capital. That could be a turning point for the country’s civil war

#economist.com. × Hollywood’s Trump-baiting Oscars. As Silicon Valley embraces the president, legacy media steers clear

#economist.com. × Europe is set to start cutting red tape—lightly. But those hoping for radical deregulation will be sorely disappointed

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