Cocoa, coffee and minerals are especially vulnerable to the weather pattern first named by Peruvian fishermen.
– The Economist
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Cocoa, coffee and minerals are especially vulnerable to the weather pattern first named by Peruvian fishermen.
– The Economist
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The FT’s Martin Sandbu explains why Greece is facing the spectre of default and what happens if a deal is not reached.
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People are wired to notice lions much faster than they notice apple trees. That’s why we are alive.
Since there’s no more lions chasing us down Main Street, the news tries to find other ways to trigger that fight or flight reflex. – James Altucher
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Founders Forum, the prestigious network of entrepreneurs, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. But what do technology’s leading figures see in store for the next decade? FT’s Ravi Mattu finds out.
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