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Investegate announcements from President Energy PLC, Notice of Trading Update

Allen Lane | $69.99 | 864 pages Every now and then comes a fat book of history written with literary grace that takes you on a long and enjoyable journey into a hidden world. Memorable examples include John Dower’s exploration of the occupation of Japan, Embracing Defeat, and the late Christopher Bayly’s over-modestly titled Empire and Information, which looked at how the British were blindsided by the 1857 sepoy mutiny (a missed lesson for 9/11). Now comes this book by Tim Harper, a Cambridge historian who has also collaborated on books with Bayly. Underground Asia takes us down the b...

“As someone who married one, I can tell you that Canadians are very proud of two things: their maple syrup and their ability to withstand truly cold winters,” writes Strategist newsletter editor Mia Leimkuhler. “Actually, make that enjoy truly cold winters. After recently moving to Montreal, I learned that frosty outdoor activities are built into Canadian culture and infrastructure.” Seeing as most of us have months of frosty outdoor activities ahead (if we want to socialize safely, that is), she took to the streets to observe the coats that her Canadian neighbors wear to cross-count...