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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…
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…
Skoda, Urquell Pilsner and Václav Havel. The number of global brands associated with the Czech Republic are few. When Mark Carney,…
There was a simple narrative about Rishi Sunak when he was defeated in the U.K. general election of 2024. The…
When the bombs started raining down on Iran on February 28, many business leaders hoped the conflict would be short and the…
Around the boardroom table, Carmen-Maja Rex’s colleagues slip easily between French and English. When the Airbus CHRO takes her seat,…