Bibliografías recientes

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Now we’re talking. How voice technology is transforming computing. Like casting a magic spell, it lets people control the world through words alone The Economist
Multinacionales mexicanas. Surgimiento y evolución Libro
Fit at $50. The oil industry is bouncing back after OPEC’s meeting. But it has many lessons to learn from Silicon Valley, other industries The Economist
An Ivan for an Igor. Glencore stuns the oil-trading business with a deal to take a big stake in Rosneft. Sanctions are not the impediment they were expected to be The Economist
Our Schumpeter columnist pens a dark farewell. In 1942 Joseph Schumpeter warned that capitalism might not survive. A surge of populism means it is once more in danger The Economist
The future of liberalism. How to make sense of 2016. Liberals lost most of the arguments this year. They should not feel defeated so much as invigorated The Economist
Harder than ABC. Alphabet’s Google is searching for its next hit. The rise of voice computing may threaten its lucrative search business The Economist
Chairman president. Corporatism’s long history in America. The tradition of politicians intervening in business The Economist
Big data, meet Big Brother. China invents the digital totalitarian state. The worrying implications of its social-credit project The Economist
Google’s hippocampus. What DeepMind brings to Alphabet. The AI firm’s main value to Alphabet is as a new kind of algorithm factory The Economist
Big data and government. China’s digital dictatorship. Worrying experiments with a new form of social control The Economist
The president and corporations. How Donald Trump is changing the rules for American business. The president-elect has a new approach to dealing with corporate America. It is not all good news The Economist
Machines learning. Siemens and General Electric gear up for the internet of things. The American industrial giant is sprinting towards its goal. The German firm is taking a more deliberate approach The Economist
Heading for the twilight. When oil is no longer in demand. A glimpse of a post-oil era The Economist
Breaking the habit. The future of oil. The world’s use of oil is approaching a tipping-point, writes Henry Tricks. But don’t expect it to end imminently The Economist
La especificidad de la etapa actual del capitalismo Libro electrónico
Out of the doghouse. The sharing economy’s latest trick is home-sharing for pooches. Companies such as Rover and DogVacay are disrupting the kennel business The Economist
A long way from home. Airbnb belatedly knocks on the door in China. Will the American firm do better in China than Uber? The Economist
Trump’s world. The new nationalism. With his call to put 'America First', Donald Trump is the latest recruit to a dangerous nationalism The Economist
The great divergence. A group of elite firms has established a sustained lead. This is not a good thing The Economist

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