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Selling Shohei Ohtani: Can Baseball’s Biggest Talent Transform the Sport?

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MLB wants the most dominant player since Babe Ruth to help it go global. It’s not clear he’s up for being the ambassador.

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An Influential Economics Forum Has a Troubling Surplus of Trolls

By Christopher Beam and Catarina Saraiva

EJMR, an online discussion board for economists, is rife with misogyny and racism, revealing a very dark side of the profession.

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Hong Kong’s Elderly Are Increasingly Retiring in Mainland China

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