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Exclusive: Kristoffer Ajer on Brentford, Haaland Being 'Best in the World' and ABBA

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By Andrew Dillon
| Flipboard
Virgil van Dijk: Mohamed Salah will get fitting send-off despite injury Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has said Mohamed Salah will still get the send-off he deserves, even if he has played his final match for the …
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The Future of Surveys: Six Takeaways from the Inaugural Conference on Innovations in Survey Measurement in the Age of AI

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By Kathleen Beegle, Andrew Dillon, Talip Kilic
| blogs.worldbank.org
Advances in data and measurement are reshaping how researchers and policymakers understand jobs, livelihoods, and economic resilience in low- and middle-income countries. But improving measurement is far from straightforward. How surveys ask questions, how responses are coded, and how new technologies are integrated can all affect the quality of data.
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Why secondaries are now central to private markets liquidity

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By Andrew Dillon
| Alternatives Watch Verified
Photo credit: Light-and-Vision/Envato If there were any doubts about the staying power of private secondaries, the past few years have put them firmly to rest. The market has experienced consecutive record years for transaction volumes, with global secondaries deal value reaching approximately $226 billion in 2025, according to Campbell Lutyens. That momentum has continued into early 2026, reinforcing […]
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