It’s the year 2050, and there’s clean energy and water, innovative food production, sustainable transportation, and shorter working hours driven by breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and drones.

Philip Marsden has made his home in Cornwall, an improbable hotspot for mineral wealth. “In the early nineteenth century, ...

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Melinda French Gates—philanthropist; billionaire; and former spouse to an original tech titan, Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates ...

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A new book shows how residents of wealthier nations are jeopardizing the health and safety of other parts of the planet.

Damian Penaud (18.5 stars) came into the Six Nations in phenomenal form and was close to the top of many metrics last season. He registered 422m with ball in hand (second of all players) three ...

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Here is what Adam Smith says about tariffs: “Nothing, however, can be more absurd than this whole doctrine of the balance of trade …” (”Wealth of Nations,” Book IV, Chapter 3 ...

This land loss points to a much larger national problem: the racial wealth gap. The average Black household today has 15 cents in total wealth for every one dollar held by the average white household.

Obviously, a completely balanced trade with every nation is impossible, and the comparative advantage that drives international trade is a boon to all trading nations, making all of us wealthier.