Global | The Property Chronicle

Five ways drones will change the way buildings are designed

by Paul Cureton and Ole B Jensen | Dec 7, 2022 | The Analyst, zLead Article, zNewsletter

Drones are already shaping the face of our cities – used for building planning, heritage, construction and safety enhancement. But, as studies by the UK’s Department of Transport have found, swathes of the public have a limited understanding of how drones might be...

Walking a crowded street in gratitude

by Garrison Keillor | Dec 7, 2022 | The Storyteller, zOtherDiversions

It surprises me, a man of pen and paper, that Twitter requires regular maintenance and without the attention of veteran software engineers could easily crash, leaving millions of twitterers to write notes on paper. And would they be able to write with a pen, or would...

The inflation endgame

by Sabina Reeves | Dec 6, 2022 | Head Of Research, zOurWriters2

We are now a year on from the first central banks shifting into tightening mode and raising policy rates to bring inflation back under control. This central bank tightening trend broadened and accelerated in spring 2022 in response to the exogenous shock to commodity...

Born unequal: pondering the natural lottery

by Max Borders | Dec 5, 2022 | Golden Oldie, The Macro View

Originally published September 2021. Building a commitment to egalitarianism on our genetic uniformity is building a house on sand.– Paige Harden Paige Harden is a University of Texas-Austin behavioral geneticist who does not deny that inborn determinants of...

‘A reappraisal is long overdue’

by Jennifer Margulis and Joe Wang | Nov 29, 2022 | Investor's Notebook, zOurWriters1

Mainstream scientists, doctors, parents speak out about harms of Covid-19 vaccines. Just one day after she got a Covid-19 booster shot, Regan Lewis, a 20-year-old nursing student at Colby Community College in Colby, Kansas, had a heart attack. Her mom, Connie...