From Don Paterson to Brigitte Reimann: new titles reviewed in short
Also featuring Pegasus by Laurent Richard and Sandrine Rigaud and Sensational by Ashley Ward.
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Oscar Williams was technology editor at the New Statesman.
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How Companies House became a haven for oligarchs
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Elon Musk’s texts reveal his plan for Twitter
The Tesla CEO and billionaire’s promise to launch an “everything app” is untethered from reality.
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The billion-dollar battle to make The Rings of Power
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Why Amazon is raising the price of Prime in a cost-of-living crisis
The retail giant has found it can hold out no longer as the cost of fuel, packaging and shipping…
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Can Apple keep selling luxury in a global recession?
The new iPhones will cost more than their rivals, but the tech giant is better prepared for a falling…
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