RT @holland_tom: The Maharajah of Porbander, who captained India on their first tour of England in 1932, was apparently the only first-clas…
“So while you might contribute more to the world by continuing to range widely, you often succeed more personally b… https://t.co/X3V8iA87Zk
“Huawei cancels MateBook laptop launch…†US prices for Apple gear will rise, both b/c of import tariffs & reduced… https://t.co/08VhyIvXDZ
Fascinating narrative: one view of US foreign relations in the post-colonial era (El Moudjahid was dreadful even in… https://t.co/UVLmLGWxYa
RT @SimonEvenett: Shocked by tariff increases last year and this? How many trade distortions since 2008 affected more than $10bn of goods t…
On the significance of Orwell’s “1984†for people in CHN. Recommended::https://t.co/na2ZrLSnH7 https://t.co/wPBveQq1LR
@D_A_Irwin reviews research on (trade) “openness†and economic growth. It’s an old chestnut: the evidence has often… https://t.co/PIYdaEr0gI
One more defect of Mr Trump’s useless trade war. The USA now has less room, fewer options (and fewer allies?) for… https://t.co/BmGljIlHSt
RT @Noahpinion: 1. China stopped being poor
2. America did stupid stuff like invading Iraq
That was really all it took… https://t.co/K9…
RT @ozprodcom: The #WorldTradingSystem is facing some of its biggest challenges since the 1930’s. Our Trade & Assistance Review 2017-18 out…
“The current trade war with China is unavoidable…There are too many cases of unfair trading by China, of Chinese… https://t.co/FjnsVkqt0V
RT @manyapan: This was one of the most interesting Weibo threads I’ve come across in a while. Thousands of comments, discussing the status…
RT @WhatsOnWeibo: A recent popular post on Weibo suggests that intellectual discussions are dying on Weibo and that Chinese web users can n…
kidehen @davewiner Screenshot with Bill Atkinson quote sums it all up :)
#Web #History #Hypercard #Hyperdata #LinkedData pic.twitter.com/7H1Et7XBQp
@samirvarma @Stanford Just in time for the anniversary of Orwell’s 1984: a history/testimony editor. Hooray?
@tylercowen is right to say we trust big companies more than we might admit. Here’s one reason: when they stuff-up… https://t.co/UpuCVsOwft
@SimonEvenett @HowardJShatz @BaldwinRE @gtalert @D_A_Irwin +1 on Hudec. With the late J M Finger one of the Holy Tr… https://t.co/ceZQfouzGY
Nothing to see here: four well-dressed rich people trying to look pleasant (and not at the track!). Despite the clu… https://t.co/Iy2cKCtDxZ
@snlester Should we be happy that USA growth has ‘dodged a bullet’ or worried that Mr Trump has put it back in his belt?
Unreliable, sure. But it seems to me the ‘body language’ says quite a lot here (at last week’s StPeterburg’s-Not-Da… https://t.co/goAFla1Mb2
“Microsoft pulls open facial recognition dataset after @FT investigation†Images of faces taken in public or from p… https://t.co/SZbFI3zP1s
“In the last five years… the average number of persons in custody [in AU] has increased by 30% (10,074 persons).†https://t.co/iTE0y2wyd9
Did Japan and India just launch a counter to China’s Belt and Road? https://t.co/WlmsucoqBk
@snlester Well reasoned & several good recommendations. I see the “China periphery†strategic issues differently. I… https://t.co/U6WprB4fik
George Gilder’s claims on Huawei. The only evidence we’ve seen is the company’s/Ren’s history, behavior. It suggest… https://t.co/slSyA6z4Y2