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Lead CoverageMilitary05/04/2026, 19:24:35

Iran's Five-Point Plan Wants War Reparations — Here Is What That Would Actually Cost

Iran's ceasefire counteroffer includes 'guaranteed payment of war damages and reparations.' Here is the specific economic calculation of what 40 days of bombing has cost Iran.

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Magazine05/04/2026, 19:24:10

The 'And Just Like That' Season 4 Renewal Explains Everything About How HBO Thinks

'And Just Like That' was renewed for Season 4 despite critical division. Here is the specific streaming economics that explain why HBO keeps renewing a show critics love to criticise.

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Economy04/04/2026, 16:55:53

How the Iran War Has Made Oil Tanker Companies the Most Profitable Businesses on Earth

Tanker companies are earning record profits from the Iran war's Hormuz blockade. Here is the specific economics of how conflict creates shipping windfalls.

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Economy02/04/2026, 15:47:04

Why 2026 Is the Year the Electric Vehicle Market Finally Gets Real

EV sales hit a tipping point in 2025 with price parity in several market segments. Here is where EV economics work today, where they don't, and which brand is dominating globally.

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Science02/04/2026, 15:46:57

The New Class of Alzheimer's Drug Is Finally Working — Here Is What 'Working' Actually Means

Lecanemab and donanemab slow Alzheimer's progression. Here is the specific clinical benefit, the serious side effects, and the brutal economics of treating the world's most feared disease.

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Science02/04/2026, 15:46:50

The Vertical Farm That Is Growing Salad Without Sun — And Why It Might Save Food

Vertical farms using LED lighting can grow 350 times more food per acre than conventional farms. Here is the economics, the limitations, and the specific crops where vertical farming wins.

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Science02/04/2026, 15:46:40

The Carbon Capture Plant That Is Finally Working — At Real Scale

Direct Air Capture facilities are now capturing meaningful carbon at significantly reduced costs. Here is what breakthrough shifted the economics and what needs to happen to make it climate-relevant.

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Economy02/04/2026, 10:05:37

Global Trade Grew Faster Than GDP Despite Record Tariffs — The Economics Lesson Nobody Taught Trump

Trade grew faster than GDP in 2025 despite the highest US tariffs since WWII. Here is the economic theory behind why tariffs reshaped trade without killing it.

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Economy01/04/2026, 17:19:03

Stadiums Are Becoming Year-Round Districts — Here Is What It Means for the Cities Built Around Them

Sports venues are transforming into year-round entertainment and residential districts. Here is the urban economics of this trend and who actually benefits.

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Technology31/03/2026, 13:49:16

The Extraordinary Economics of Ukraine's Drone Industry: From Battlefield to Export Business

Ukraine's drone industry is now exporting technology to the Gulf and partnering with the US. Here is the extraordinary economic story of how war built an industry.

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Science31/03/2026, 13:48:53

What 'Europeans Rush to Buy Solar and Heat Pumps' Actually Tells Us About the Green Transition's Real Driver

Policy couldn't accelerate the green transition as fast as energy bills have. Here is what the spring 2026 demand surge for green technology tells us about human behaviour and policy design.

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Science29/03/2026, 10:32:46

The Science Behind Why Oil Prices Can't Come Down Quickly Even If Hormuz Reopens

Even if the Strait of Hormuz opens tomorrow, oil prices won't fall back to pre-war levels for months. Here is the science and economics of why energy markets don't reverse quickly.

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