1. Long life may cost world’s governments dear (Reuters)

Underestimate the elderly at your peril, writes Christopher Swann.

2. The top 10 dying industries in the United States (Washington Post)

10 industries in the United States are demonstrating “exceptionally sour performance.”, writes Brad Plumer.

3. A new solution to the rising tuition costs (Freakonomics)

Some students think they may have a solution, writes Freakonomics.

4.Greece’s battle to save its banks gets creative (Reuters)

Greek banks are still lying under their Sword of Damocles, writes George Hay.

5. Technology: The risks of research (Financial Times)

There is a scramble to ensure scientific work can proceed without falling prey to accidental leaks or malevolent intent, writes Andrew Jack.