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International

57 Demography

Small isn’t beautiful

Business

59 American telecoms

The art of the deal

60 AT&T and Time Warner

Vintage legal drama

60 Glencore in the DRC

Rumble in the jungle

61 Startups in France

Seeking the big time

62 Trade and American

business

Chain reaction

63 Sidewalk Labs

Streets ahead

64 Schumpeter

American sanctions

Finance and economics

65 Bank of America

Making dollars and sense

66 Reshaping Deutsche Bank

Shrink to fit

66 Trade and innovation

Is there a China chill?

67 Returns to education

Smart investment

68 Credit-default swaps

Blackstone’s wizard wheeze

68 Tax havens

The Salisbury effect

70 Banks in Japan

Overstaffed and

overbranded

71 Buttonwood

The next crisis

72 Free exchange

The worth of nations

Science and technology

75 Genomes and privacy

No hiding place

76 Language

Manners of speaking

76 But is it art?

Neanderthal creativity

76 Chemistry

Desalination development

77 Working mothers

Express delivery

78 Policing modern slavery

Traffic jammers

Books and arts

79 Karl Marx at 200

Second time, farce

81 A nuclear near-miss

Cockroaches and scorpions

81 America and the

Chinese civil war

Feet of clay

82 The Rockefeller auction

Manet, Monet, money

82 Maximalist fiction

Tick, tock

84

Economic and financial

indicators

Statistics on 42 economies,

plus a closer look at Greece

Obituary

86 Michael Martin

Order and disorder

T-Mobile and Sprint

Regulators should squash

plans for a big telecoms merger

in America: leader, page12.

The two firms will find it hard

to persuade regulators that

their merger will add jobs and

reduce prices, page 59. The

government’s case against

AT&T and Time Warner has

gone badly, page 60

Financial inclusion

Nearly

a quarter of the world’s

population remains unbanked.

But thanks to mobile phones,

financial inclusion is making

great strides. See our special

report after page 44

The next crisis

Corporate

debt could be the culprit:

Buttonwood, page 71

Marx at 200

Two centuries

after his birth Karl Marx remains

surprisingly relevant, page 79

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