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Why Is the Art World Getting Tired of Being Excited?

The 14 October opening of Frieze Week starts the busiest stretch of the art calendar. Yet some dealers say collectors have stopped chasing the...

The Middle East Is Not Recovering at the Same Speed

September survey data show Saudi Arabia and the UAE expanding while Qatar and Egypt contract. The World Bank, meanwhile, expects Gulf economies to shrink...

When the Department Store Disappears, What Happens to the City?

Germany's last big department store chain filed for insolvency again this month, its fourth collapse in six years. Across Britain and France, other department...

Why Are Museums Still Free?

Britain just had a clear chance to charge tourists for its national museums. On 29 September, it decided not to. The reasoning behind that...

Everyday Things Have an Industrial Backstory

A phone, a t-shirt, a cup of coffee. Each looks simple, yet each hides mines, farms, chemical plants and ships. Europe's material footprint puts...

Why Everything Is Becoming a Membership

Gyms, streaming, cars and software now sell access rather than ownership. The subscription economy lowers the price of entry and adds flexibility. It also...

The Next Battery Mine Is Already on the Road

Porsche announced on 17 September that it built a battery cell using cathode material made entirely from recycled raw materials. That's a genuine technical...

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