From: The Economist today - Tuesday Jul 14, 2020 09:13 pm
   
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How CEO pay in America got out of whack

Bosses claim that their firms’ superior returns justify their own hefty pay cheques. Really?
 
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From the archive: Is the system of executive pay in the rich world working as it should?
 
 
 
Free to read | Testing times
Infections in India are soaring, but increased testing will help

Covid-19 has spread from big cities to country towns with alarming speed
 
 
Charlemagne
A Dutch dilemma

The art of compromise without capitulation
 
 
Daily chart
The Bank of Mum and Dad as young adults’ social insurance

New evidence that, when short of cash, many young people turn to their parents
 
 
Climate action
Emissions slashed today won’t slow warming until mid-century

Mitigation policies remain essential, but governments need to be wary of public perceptions
 
 
The 88-year itch
Could Democrats pick up a Senate seat in Kansas?

The party has a strong candidate, but needs an FDR-like performance at the top of the ticket
 
 
Food
Britons are defrosting decades-old diets

Fruit is out; fry-ups are in
 
 
Money Talks
No Huawei! UK ban adds to tensions between China and the West

Our weekly podcast on markets, the economy and business. Also this week: is there any hope for a US-China trade agreement? And is a slow bull emerging in China's stockmarkets?
 
 
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