Not everybody at the Economist has their own office. You can't feel as comfortable if you don't know where you're going to sit. I actually think for me, having my own desk would be what dreams are made of. In solidarity with colleagues who have to move every day, perhaps against their will, why don't we swap chairs? See you back here tomorrow.
As at the founding of the People’s Republic, the 70th anniversary featured a tightly controlled parade bristling with the country’s latest military kit. That marks a sharp contrast to the growing chaos in Hong Kong, where a protest spirit has sparked new art, and an impromptu anthem. And, we ask if hot-desking costs employees more than companies are saving.