Xi’s broken economic model, why America’s corporate giants are getting harder to topple and the challenge of making Palestinian wine

The Economist's latest podcast features articles on China's economy, America's corporate giants, and the challenges of making wine in Palestine.

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7/27/2023

Step inside The Economist’s summer issue

- The article announces the publication of The Economist's second-ever summer double issue, which includes a special 48-page supplement from 1843 magazine. - The profile of Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, explores his role as a champion of environmentally friendly investing in America and the backlash he has faced from the Republican right. - The article highlights how businesses are increasingly becoming entangled in political battles, such as the sanctions imposed on chipmakers and social media firms due to tensions between the US and China. - Other features in the issue include an investigation into a $2.5 billion bank heist in Iraq, a report on Myanmar's Gen Z rebels, and an exploration of the potential consequences of the Dalai Lama's death. - The article encourages readers to enjoy the extended weekly edition and directs them to The Economist's app and website for a continuous stream of news, analysis, and features.

9/11/2023

The Economist Podcast Discusses Middle East's Future, Wall Street's Wealth Push, and London Bus Drivers' Health Impact

This podcast features three essential articles from the latest issue of The Economist, discussing the future of the Middle East, Wall Street's pursuit of wealth management, and the impact of London's bus drivers on healthcare.