On the northwest coast of a mountainous Arctic island, facing the Norwegian Sea, lies arguably the world’s most dramatic launch...
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Since the start of the U.S.-Iran conflict and the closure of key shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz, businesses have...
A recurring theme on and off stage at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity this year was just how drastically the marketing job has changed. It’s no...
For much of its existence, Reddit has occupied the internet’s stranger fringes. Users vote posts up or down, propelling some...
Fortune opened its flagship Fuel Up event at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity with a panel discussion with Gstaad Guy, the fictional Swiss bon vivant...
When it comes to AI, much has been made of its democratizing potential. Many proponents believe that access to affordable...
VivaTech in Paris is ten years old. In 2016, 45,000 attended the first event. This year, at least 180,000 delegates will make...
Europe spends less of its GDP on research and development than the U.S., Japan, or China. Its R&D intensity has...
As businesses rush to adopt AI, many of the most pressing questions organizations are asking are focused on people. Should systems be designed as...
On Sunday (14 June), Switzerland is set to decide whether the country should implement the world’s first population cap. The divisive proposal, which...
When it comes to the war for talent, it cannot be said that business is currently winning. In Europe, according...
Businesses are battling what feels like a rampant digital infestation. AI slop, a broad term for the endless flood of shoddy, algorithmically...
We have officially entered the era of “applied AI”. For many boards and C-suite leaders, understanding how to gain the most value from large language...
For all the star-studded splendor of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, its origins were remarkably modest. To find them, you must leave...
Mention of Brazil’s ‘market reserve policy’ is still capable of sending a chill through technology enthusiasts of a certain age. Introduced in the 1970s, when the country...
For most of us, telecommunications infrastructure is largely invisible—only noticed when something goes wrong and we lose Wi-Fi or phone signal. Allison Kirkby wants to change...
When the supply of toilet paper started running out back in 2013, the Venezuelan authorities came up with a novel explanation. “95% of people eat...
By design, central banks are cautious. Protecting a nation’s currency and financial stability are serious matters, ill-suited to risk-taking and chancy...
Baking is a tough business. Every morning from 6am customers want a tasty product to start their day. Margins are small and competition intense (lots of people can make...
When Demis Hassabis was 6 years old, he remembers his father giving him the age-old reassurance prompt used every day...
The publishers, music producers, and film directors who make up the creative economy would say yes — as would many...
As a business founded in 1939, HP is no stranger to wartime turbulence and geopolitical volatility. But the recent conflicts and their resulting economic...