- A deep-dive into Denmark's 1946 refusal of a $100 million US offer for Greenland. Whether selling part of your country is wrong is a different matter.
- Google Maps' ranking algorithm acts as a kind of invisible market maker, deciding which London restaurants get seen, and therefore which survive.
- A development economist who spent a career studying poverty in Africa comes home to Britain and finds plenty to study there too.
- How a nice general policy ends up hurting people: America's surprise ambulance bills trace back to 1960s policy quirks that left operators structurally unprofitable.