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The New York Times (NYT) is an American daily newspaper. It covers domestic, national, and international news, and publishes opinion pieces, investigative reports, and reviews. As one of the longest-running newspapers in the United States, popularly known in New York as just 'The Grey Lady', it serves as one of the country's newspapers of record. As of 2023, the newspaper had 296,330 print subscribers, making it the second-largest newspaper by print circulation in the nation behind The Wall Street Journal which has 609,650 print subscribers.
The New York Times (NYT) is an American daily newspaper. It covers domestic, national, and international news, and publishes opinion pieces, investigative reports, and reviews. As one of the longest-running newspapers in the United States, popularly known in New York as just 'The Grey Lady', it serves as one of the country's newspapers of record. As of 2023, the newspaper had 296,330 print subscribers, making it the second-largest newspaper by print circulation in the nation behind The Wall Street Journal which has 609,650 print subscribers.
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Former US Fed chair Bernanke, two others win Nobel Prize in Economics
The trio was awarded for research into banking and financial crises
 "Former US Fed chair Bernanke, two others win Nobel Prize in Economics")
The global might of the tiny chip
Chip War makes clear, the clash of resounding arms between autocracy and democracy is powered by silicon chips
 "The global might of the tiny chip")
Russian evolution
Western countries may have provided too little support for post-Soviet reform, but they hardly isolated Russia, as Figes claims
 "Russian evolution")
Inside Trump's 'cartoonishly chaotic' presidency
The backbiting led to constant personnel turnover, a dreary parade of firings, resignations and defenestrations
 "Inside Trump's 'cartoonishly chaotic' presidency")
Tennis star Roger Federer decides to hang up boots after Laver Cup
His decision to step away from the game comes after a similar one by Serena Williams. But unlike Williams, Federer was more definitive
 "Tennis star Roger Federer decides to hang up boots after Laver Cup")
The power of populism
The book's title refers to a 'middle out' philosophy in which the govt creates a more democratic economy by focusing on ways to enlarge the middle and working classes at the expense of the wealthy
 "The power of populism")
Queen Elizabeth II: Global symbol of grace, stability in an era of upheaval
She ruled for seven decades, unshakably committed to the rituals of her role amid epic social and economic change and family scandal
 "Queen Elizabeth II: Global symbol of grace, stability in an era of upheaval")
How China has added to its influence over the iPhone
Apple is taking small steps toward India. But the production of its latest phone, introduced on Wednesday, shows how difficult it will be to make big changes
 "How China has added to its influence over the iPhone")
Battling violence & censors: Women in China become 'invisible & absent'
The CCP has long promoted gender equality as a core tenet, but as cases of gender abuse make headlines, it has tried to squelch dissent, control narrative
 "Battling violence & censors: Women in China become 'invisible & absent'")
How the car created the modern world
It didn't merely influence the modern world - it created it
 "How the car created the modern world")
The science of the Nudge
The lesson of Fisher's book is surely that we don't need more celestial inspirations for ambitious projects of human transformation
 "The science of the Nudge")
Covid pandemic erased two decades of progress in maths and reading
The declines spanned almost all races and income levels and were markedly worse for the lowest-performing students.
 "Covid pandemic erased two decades of progress in maths and reading")
Revenge of the founders: A generational struggle on Wall Street
Firms like Carlyle have sought to convince outsiders that they would cede control to a younger class of executives
 "Revenge of the founders: A generational struggle on Wall Street")
Villain as Wall Street pioneer
But here's the strange thing: Roosevelt denounced Gould primarily for his use of a "fraudulent corporation," the Manhattan Elevated Railroad. Why did he call it fraudulent?
 "Villain as Wall Street pioneer")
The human factors
Gregg's clever and provocative book is full of irreverent notions and funny anecdotes - the creative upside to being a human animal
 "The human factors")
McDonald's to Coca-Cola: Why are CEOs suddenly obsessed with 'elasticity'?
The economic concept, which describes consumers' sensitivity to prices, is a hot topic as inflation soars and executives fret about profits
 "McDonald's to Coca-Cola: Why are CEOs suddenly obsessed with 'elasticity'?")
A retail 'huckstory'
The big cloud hanging over Retail Gangster is, of course, the internet
 "A retail 'huckstory'")
Bumpy ride ahead for electric vehicle makers after US passes Climate Bill
Most environmentalists have generally applauded the Inflation Reduction Act, despite concessions made to the fossil fuel industry
 "Bumpy ride ahead for electric vehicle makers after US passes Climate Bill")
The young kings of Silicon Valley are dismounting their unicorns
They rode unicorns to fame and fortune. In a rocky market, it got a little less fun
 "The young kings of Silicon Valley are dismounting their unicorns")
Is cricket sustainable amid climate change?
The warming of the earth, combined with the exhausting nature of the game, is raising questions about the future of the second most popular sport in the world
 "Is cricket sustainable amid climate change?")