“You want party snacks, a new iPhone, a single bar of soap? On your doorstep in a matter of minutes.” @KiraHuju tells “The Intelligence” about India’s gig-economy boom https://t.co/e3561kVM32 https://t.co/KQtUWS6eSf ...

How do you set yourself apart from peers and AI co-workers of the future? Andrew Palmer identifies where humans will have the edge in an office dominated by intelligent computers. Listen to our “Boss Class” podcast https://t.co/wI5jLcztTA ...

In her new book “A Hymn to Life”, Gisèle Pelicot offers a cautiously hopeful message about how people can overcome trauma to forge a new life https://t.co/aI2V8Fsu9R ...

Thank Brexit https://t.co/nRfg0zv4A3 ...

Lebanon, Pakistan and South Africa are among the countries providing a warning for other places https://t.co/YS0b4haQBq ...

Society bombards us with instructions to be happier, fitter and richer. Why have we become so dissatisfied with being ordinary? https://t.co/YBaRr9iW6t ...

RT Archie Hall (@ArchieHall)The impact of Trump's attacks on the IRS, in two charts.From my latest for @TheEconomist. Link ⬇️ https://t.co/LBMdFm69Sn ...

Some 60 members of Congress say they will be stepping down after the midterms, a record number so early in an election year. We explain why so many have grown frustrated https://t.co/j8lxyrIoYA ...

Despite hosting a global summit, it is a bystander in the race to develop frontier models https://t.co/5ndQlzP7qu ...

The Russian economy “is stuck in what might be described as negative equilibrium”, writes Alexandra Prokopenko in a guest essay. It is “holding itself together while steadily destroying its own future capacity” https://t.co/qHuM53DXoYIllustration: Dan Williams https://t.co/n6xppi7RXL ...