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    The world has some 215MM first-generation migrants, 40% more than in 1990. If migrants were a nation, they would be the world’s 5th-largest, a bit more numerous than Brazilians, a little less so than Indonesians Migration and business: Weaving the world together | The Economist  
    Added: 11/23/2011 from The Economist Published: 11/20/2011
    Streaming services such as Spotify, which make money from advertising and subscriptions, brought in just 3% of total recorded-music revenues in 2010 Music and technology: Digitally remastered | The Economist  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from The Economist Published: 06/09/2011
    Less than one-fifth of Britons bought digital music in 2010 Music and technology: Digitally remastered | The Economist  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from The Economist Published: 06/09/2011
    In Japan, 73% of spending on recorded music in 2010 was on CDs, DVDs and vinyl Music and technology: Digitally remastered | The Economist  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from The Economist Published: 06/09/2011
    In 1980 the average Mexican was 17 years old; now he is 28. 1 in 10 Mexicans is aged 60 or over. This aging trend took a century in Europe but only three decades in Mexico Mexico's Population: When the Niños Run Out  
    Added: 05/17/2010 from The Economist Published: 04/22/2010
    Four out of ten married Mexican women are sterilised Mexico's Population: When the Niños Run Out  
    Added: 05/17/2010 from The Economist Published: 04/22/2010
    If you invested the cost of the original iPod in 2001 in Apple stock instead ($499) you would have $14,513.78 today Opportunity Costs: True Fact of the Day  
    Added: 05/14/2010 from The Economist Published: 04/26/2010
    IBM employs more people in developing countries than in America Innovation: The New Masters of Management  
    Added: 01/01/2010 from The Economist Published: 04/15/2010