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Hong Kong: The Most Business-Friendly City in the World
Hong Kong is well-positioned to withstand a sharp slowdown from its neighbor (and sorta-kinda-owner) to the north
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In picking the world's greatest city, these two global capitals are practically tied. But somebody got to be a winner ... |
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Hong Kong is well-positioned to withstand a sharp slowdown from its neighbor (and sorta-kinda-owner) to the north
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An even-keeled metro enters the perfect economic storm
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Why the nation's third-largest city is due for a manufacturing comeback
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Singapore's status as a global juggernaut cuts both ways
Part III of our special report on the most important cities in the world
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The nation's second-largest metro is rich, wide, and dry
The Atlantic's new special report on the past and future of the world's global capitals begins with the 10th most powerful city in the world, which resides at the center of a continent in crisis
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To kick off The Atlantic's new special report on the past and future of the world's global capitals, we ask: What city rules them all?
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Check back in the coming days, as we count down to one with profiles of each city on this list
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The era of cheap Chinese goods is coming to a close. The era of middle class China is nearing.
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What $200,000 nannies have to do with the price of tea in China
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As China, India, Russia, and Brazil join the global middle class, brains and money will increasingly flow away from the United States
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The top four are all in Switzerland and Japan
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A new survey from the Brookings Institution ranks the world's 200 largest metropolitan economies -- which account for half of global GDP -- from 1-200. And the winners are ...
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Korean investors are going crazy for the country's biggest music labels. But are they just betting on a fad?
The world may never run out of oil—and the consequences could be dire. Plus: avoiding the worst parts of death, Henry Kissinger's statesmanship, reconsidering hair metal, and more.
