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The burden of being Hideki Matsuyama was lifted at the Masters play Matsuyama gets his green jacket after historic Masters win (2:10) Hideki Matsuyama caps his 2021 Masters victory by receiving his green jacket from Dustin Johnson. (2:10) AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Hideki Matsuyama smiled as he walked from the front nine to the back on Sunday, never looking toward the giant scoreboard to his right. He held a three-shot lead in the Masters, going out in 2 under. Nine holes remained between him and a major championship, the first ever for a Japanese man. A siren went off in the distance. His caddie tossed...

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. The Search for Certainty and Fit Kills Innovation If the idea is revolutionary then existing products are useless as comparisons because they are so different.   In the 1990s a group of developers at Microsoft came up with an innovative device for reading electronic books. At that time no such product existed as a commercial entity. The team was excited at the possibilities for this in...

Ten months of deflationary numbers in 2020 plus the fact that inflation has remained subdued since the 2008 global financial crisis (GFC) may have lulled many people into thinking that inflation is a problem of the past. Looking back at history, from the early 1970s until the 2008 GFC, “nipping inflation in the bud” has been a key priority for most central banks across the globe. 

‘Cameron played Mr “Big Society” Nice, with Osborne as axeman.’ The PM and chancellor in 2016. Photograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP/Getty Images Goodbye, George Osborne, who finally leaves the world of public affairs for the thin air of golden invisibles at the summit of the wealth mountain. Forget chairing that Northern Powerhouse Partnership thing he set up to boost his leadership hopes. Forget his editor-in-chief seat at the London Evening Standard, once such a useful reward-and-revenge machine for his political ambitions. Forget t...

autoevolution 27 Jan 2021, 17:36 UTC · by Modern-era Nissan is pretty curious when you think about it. From the financial slump of the Lost Decade to worldwide acclaim with the leadership of Carlos Ghosn and Renault’s help, the Japanese automaker tends to alternate between profitability and disaster. 10 photos At the present moment, Nissan is pretty close to the edge of the cliff. About 12,500 jobs were lost not that long ago over a 99-percent earnings plunge, representing a tenth of the company’s workforce. Sales figures aren’t looking well either, and they’re on a downward sp...