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Norton and Avast need each other, but the new cybersecurity world order requires much more than what they offer, @tculpan argueshttps://trib.al/Oklicz5 

Why do so many German politicians get ensnared in plagiarism scandals? @Bershidsky blames Herr Doktor syndromehttps://trib.al/7u7bT02 

Gen Zers understand what it takes to get a promotion, and they'd prefer not to be bossed around mid-pandemichttps://trib.al/f3fKCbi 

Knowing how the inflation sausage is made may not help investors make sense of a confusing and contradictory picture, @johnauthers writeshttps://trib.al/y7nqq3L 

The Chinese government says many wedding customs — including "bride prices" and groom hazing -- are now officially frowned upon. Will anyone listen?https://trib.al/P6AHrDZ 

Central banks need to look at Big Tech's DNA, writes @andymukherjee70https://trib.al/xMHLxgN 

Back to the real world, writes @tculpanhttps://trib.al/cMwcomV 

Belarus's Soviet-lite regime is lurching toward the end. Just don’t expect a swift finish, writes @claraDFMarqueshttps://trib.al/7cqaYjR 

India is turning key sectors of its economy into a two-horse race, writes @andymukherjee70https://trib.al/0ysVAJ4 

Are unicorns meant to be hedged?https://trib.al/03MxlkG 

Indians are as complacent as they were before Delta hit, writes @mihirssharmahttps://trib.al/fsWzWZw 

Electrifying wisdom from the Sage of Omaha, writes @anjani_trivedihttps://trib.al/TBkGsas 

SoftBank's prolific spending spree must come to a close. There's a tab to settle, and the Alibaba well is almost dry, @tculpan argueshttps://trib.al/TuaOrHc 

Kleptocrats and their stolen wealth are safe, for now, writes @davidficklinghttps://trib.al/V11wmhF 

Onshore? Offshore? Let's call the whole thing off, writes @shuli_renhttps://trib.al/y0flTBH 

The pandemic has put foreigners in the spotlight, yet it’s class anxieties that may become Singapore's bigger pressure point, writes @Moss_Ecohttps://trib.al/WNk81AJ 

Toyota is going retro, writes @anjani_trivedihttps://trib.al/UgAQRJ4 

India wants to get on the electric vehicle bandwagon. But there’s a wrinkle: its age-old, protectionist instincts, which have kept out international auto companies for decadeshttps://trib.al/U7UabXf 

Central banks need to regulate aspects of the consumer internet or watch stablecoins and other digital innovations become too big to fail, writes @andymukherjee70https://trib.al/F53t6Mf 

Electrifying wisdom from the Sage of Omahahttps://trib.al/ZimzS6Y