From: The Economist today - Thursday Jul 02, 2020 09:55 pm
   
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America’s extraordinary election
Joe Biden has a good chance of becoming a surprisingly activist president

He is reassuring and popular and has come to boast an ambitious policy platform
 
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Parade’s end
A phoney referendum shows Putin’s legitimacy is fading

A proposal to extend his rule passes, buried in a huge package of feel-good measures
 
 
Free to read | Schumpeter
How Chesapeake Energy changed the world

In times like these, business needs a bit of hubris
 
 
Daily chart
America’s stockmarket just had its best quarter in 20 years

But investor optimism is becoming harder to sustain
 
 
The evening of its days
A new national-security bill to intimidate Hong Kong

It is harsher than the gloomiest predictions
 
 
Collateral damage
Trade finance stumbles into the digital era

Covid-19 forces the world’s most complicated paper chase to modernise
 
 
Home Entertainment
In “Jaws”, bungling officials confront an invisible threat

Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster is apt lockdown viewing in more ways than one
 
 
The Economist Asks: David Malpass
Can the World Bank prevent a pandemic of poverty?

This week we speak to David Malpass, the president of the World Bank
 
 
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