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Irishman David McWilliams’ history of money has placed him in the same ballpark as the likes of Piketty, Harari and Gladwell.

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The New Yorker at 100 touches on the editors, beginning with Ross (1925-1951), William Shawn (1952-1987), Robert A. Gottlieb (1987-1992), Tina Brown (1992-1998), and David Remnick (1998-present). It ...

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Sculptor Alan B Herriot is selected to create the statue which will stand in the city's Nelson Mandela Place. Five models will be on display in Glasgow City Chambers until 14 November for viewing by ...