We can't help but tell ourselves stories about the algorithms that define our digital lives, like 2023's Spofty Wrapped, Nancy Walecki writes. Read by Marni Penning.

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The Atlantic

Spotify doesn’t know who you are

Prenuvo wants to put your mind at ease

Prenuvo - the full-body MRI scanning start-up penetrating Instagram feeds across nearly every algorithm - purports to offer its customers peace of mind. In many cases, though, it has done precisely the opposite, Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz reports. Read by Sharon McCune.

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How much would you pay for peace of mind?

In Europe and elsewhere, the surge of right-wing politics looks very different from the extreme nationalism of the past. Max Hastings examines the recent rise of populist leaders worldwide. Read by Jonathan Booth.

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Bloomberg

How the populists learned to love their nations’ enemies

Around the rich world, wage gaps are shrinking. The Economist reflects on why the effect will be profound if the blue-collar age endures.

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The Economist

A new age of the worker will overturn conventional thinking

Innovators vs inheritors: Europe and American are trading spots in their wealth creation.

"In his book The Great Reversal, Thomas Philippon argues that the US has given up on free markets while Europe has finally embraced them. Twenty years ago, air travel, telephone services and internet access were all significantly cheaper in the US than in Europe. Nowadays, thanks to the concentration of corporate power in the US and the increasing competitiveness of the European single market, the reverse is true." Innovation Editor of the Financial Times, John Thornhill, explores.

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