With the geopolitical and growth challenges ahead for HSBC, Noel Quinn's timing may prove to be impeccable, writes Paul Davies bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via Bloomberg Opinion

Singapore has high living standards but is also one of the most stressed-out societies. There is a silent epidemic of depression and mental health hiding just under the surface. Fascinating piece from Karishma Vaswani

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Anna Karenina and why a return to public ownership may not end the unhappy story of Britain's railway privatisation

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The billionaire Agnelli family was willing to accept a risk that most investors daren't - US litigation. Now comes the reward, writes Chris Hughes

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more like a half-built wooden shack, surely

Levelling up policy like a half-built cathedral, admits Michael Gove ft.com/content/d68d96… via @ft

The message nobody wants to think about but everyone needs. Sort out your death admin in advance, Merryn Somerset Webb writes bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via Bloomberg Opinion

For UK businesses eyeing a higher stock valuation, a move to the US could be a little more than a search for fool's gold, writes Marcus Ashworth bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via Bloomberg Opinion

Bravo. He's not wrong about everything

Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the protests against him at Cardiff University were “legitimate and peaceful, if noisy” after he was chased off campus on Friday
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Europe and the UK need to be on a full war footing, Martin Ivens writes

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“I find it increasingly difficult to look my NHS colleagues in the eye”

Former Conservative minister and MP Dr Dan Poulter has quit his party to join Labour. He tells #BBCLauraK he believes that Keir Starmer can be trusted to run public services

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MI5 briefed vice-chancellors from 24 leading universities including Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College London that hostile foreign states are targeting sensitive research

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Chelsea's sell-out today is a strong finish to a season that started slowly for the west London club's women's team in terms of attendances. It's also a richly deserved farewell for manager Emma Hayes. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @bbgequality

BHP is in front but a long way from the finishing line in its $39 billion bid for Anglo American, Chris Hughes writes

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I just left TheEconomistGroup. Privileged 16 yrs. Being a bridge btw China and west used to be valued; now more difficult than ever. I'll always love the brand and many amazing colleagues. Also look forward to sharing my own thoughts on China. Balanced views are critically needed

The UK is finally about to implement post-Brexit checks on food, almost eight years after Britons voted to leave the European Union bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg Politics

If American policymakers seem on edge about China’s ability to catch up with the US on artificial intelligence, they probably shouldn’t be, Parmy Olson writes bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via Bloomberg Opinion