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Investing in your employer can come with some psychological upsides. And there are also more cold-eyed advantages https://t.co/sXDR3HAdce ...

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Today on “The Intelligence”: cuts to mRNA-vaccine research threaten global health, Britain’s biggest supercomputer and why Mexicans love Japanese and Korean culture https://t.co/zA0CQLyKIc ...

With an older clientele, crumbling brick-and-mortar stores and slow entry into online groceries, Marks & Spencer should have disappeared from British high streets years ago.But this is not just any retailer. This is M&S https://t.co/PIeAPmjc9S ...

Abrupt changes to the climate caused mass extinctions and changes to weather patterns in the past. Can understanding them help predict the future? Listen to “Babbage” https://t.co/eS5YXFb14A ...

The world’s military planners are spending big on new weapons. Here's how the arms race reflects a larger realignment https://t.co/0MQuyVpG0j ...

America’s ability to draw in clever foreigners is one of the country’s greatest strengths. Without it the economy’s dynamism would be severely undermined https://t.co/jczRpcyr6z ...

What unites Republicans today is a near-universal devotion to Donald Trump. But loyalty to the president masks some divisions within the party. Five distinct tribes can be plotted along a spectrum https://t.co/CXycPVhXhEIllustration: The Economist https://t.co/wyqhnfmRnG ...

From BTS fan clubs, tapioca balls and Korean cooking to manga and Japanese-language schools. @sarah_birke tells “The Intelligence” why Mexicans love Japanese and Korean culture. Listen now https://t.co/qHIauLqwq6 https://t.co/bRIN0kUAQM ...