QZ - 48 Hours
- China’s mass coronavirus quarantine was impossible to get right - 5 hours
- Coronavirus isn’t a global emergency yet—but two other outbreaks still are - 5 hours
- The US health secretary is making anti-abortion speak official government language - 6 hours
- All the books Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella talked about at Davos - 8 hours
- A 54-point job ad for a household manager is a case study in invisible labor - 8 hours
- The secret to dealing with cynics at work - 10 hours
- The Trump impeachment trial tells a bittersweet story of American dreams - 10 hours
- The coronavirus outbreak comes at a terrible time for China’s tourism industry - 10 hours
- Burkina Faso is going to recruit volunteers to battle Islamic terrorist groups - 12 hours
- The last major city in North America without Uber is about to get Uber - 13 hours
- Angola has charged Africa’s richest woman with embezzlement and money laundering - 15 hours
- New Jersey is making district maps easily available—and gerrymandering more difficult - 15 hours
- Prezi wants to make you the Rachel Maddow of your office - 17 hours
- TikTok is designed to feed data to the Chinese government. But that’s not its main problem - 17 hours
- The key to preparing a great interview question is generosity - 17 hours
- The world doesn’t need 8K TV—yet - 19 hours
- The US relaxed its meat safety rules at exactly the wrong time - 20 hours
- How batteries will power the future - 20 hours
- British private schools are adapting to a changing market in China - 21 hours
- With 3D-printed custom shoes and butler robots, technology is reshaping hospitality - 22 hours
- “Thankfully there’s no censorship on OTT, but sensationalism will only provoke authorities” - 23 hours
- Lakes formed from melting glaciers are making the Himalayas less stable - 23 hours
- Technology can help India’s real estate sector but no one’s listening - 23 hours
- George Soros says Hong Kong’s protests and Italy’s “sardines” are glimmers of hope - 28 hours
- Davos is ignoring one of the most devastating humanitarian crises of our time - 30 hours
- The Doomsday Clock is closer to apocalypse than at any point in its history - 32 hours
- Isabel dos Santos hired Trump-tied lobbyists right after learning of the Luanda Leaks - 33 hours
- China’s battle with the Wuhan coronavirus is shackled by a toxic relationship with information - 39 hours
- Belarus is perplexed by Trump’s proposed travel ban - 39 hours
- The global race for space radar means this year’s satellites need twice the power - 41 hours
- Most of us are “risk illiterate”—but we can fix that - 43 hours
- Tech budgets offer a clue about which banks will survive the next financial crisis - 44 hours
- Here’s what you should know about the 2020 US Census - 44 hours
- WeWork’s competitors are out to prove they won’t be the next WeWork - 44 hours
- “Tenure Not Granted”: A new film honors a woman science forgot - 44 hours
- Six of the 10 brands Indians loved most in 2019 were American - 45 hours
- These are the Nigerian English words added to the Oxford Dictionary - 45 hours
- Jeff Bezos likely failed the mobile security hygiene test. Don’t be Jeff Bezos - 47 hours
- Rape threats, Islamophobia, casteism: Life of female Indian politicians on Twitter - 47 hours
- Having quit food-delivery, Uber is likely to turn all its might against Ola - 48 hours
- China has locked down Wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak - 48 hours