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There’s an increasing realization among business and political leaders how vulnerable some of Europe’s critical supply chains have become. The challenge is translating…
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…
Sir Tony Blair, the former prime minister of the U.K., has argued that the AI revolution is as consequential as the industrial…
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…
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…
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…
Europe might like to think of itself as a global leader in gender equality. Yet when it comes to corporate…