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Books

Good for business, good for the nation?

If supercapitalism has severed the link between capitalism and democracy, says Tim Soutphommasane, then it is we citizens who are to blame

Features

Shot in the arm for safety

UK entrepreneur Marc Koska is selling his unique auto-disable syringes around the world to make injections safer, says Laura Staples

A bitter pill to swallow

The counterfeit drugs industry has a devastating effect on poor African countries. Katrina Manson reports from Sierra Leone on the investment initiatives helping to improve supplies of safe drugs

Investor

Mind Your Own Beeswax

Veronica, daughter of The Spectator’s Dot Wordsworth, provides a monthly guide to
the jargon of the financial world

Becoming King Canute: an exercise in humility

Tipping shares in this year’s falling market has felt like an exercise in futility to rival that of King Canute attempting to defy the tide.

‘These clouds will have a silver lining’

Judi Bevan meets Sir John Parker, who chairs National Grid and the Court of the Bank of England — and takes an optimistic view of the deepening recession

Judi Bevan