Driverless. Not Workerless.
The driver’s seat is empty. The work has gathered around the rest of the car.
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Jesse Hubbard writes about corporate power, political money, and the remarkable generosity of businesses spending somebody else’s cash. The focus is the gap between boardroom promises and the public bill. His idea of a love letter is an annotated expense report.
Japan Pays. Trump Picks.
Japan’s chip investment buys factories in New York and a calmer trading relationship. The project-selection privilege goes to somebody else.
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Ryanair’s Next Destination Comes With Public Assistance
An airline can shop around for a maintenance base. Northern Ireland should inspect what comes with the shopping bill.
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Thames Water Has Found Someone To Sit Above The Problem
Creditors have a new chair-designate and a plan to avoid government control. The public still needs the terms to work for it.
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The Fuel Crisis Is Having An Excellent Quarter
Citgo’s higher profit forecast shows how a national emergency can become a very attractive spread.
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