The Economist

None of us could recall a discussion when she had not made a point; none of us could remember a time when that point was salient.

OpenAI and Google have unveiled their next generation of products. Here’s what to expect from artificial intelligence in the New Year.

We rank countries on five measures.

President-elect Donald Trump promised to ‘drill, baby, drill’ in his bid to be the ultimate energy baron. Can he deliver on that petro-boom pledge?

Things have never looked rosier for foreign firms in China, at least according to the country’s Council for the Promotion of International Trade. But the reality is far less rosy.

If Mr Trump were to slap tariffs on Canada and Mexico the impact on American companies would be devastating

Pat Gelsinger’s surprise departure from the struggling tech giant poses a dilemma for Donald Trump.

Black Friday is not simply a date, it is also an idea. And increasingly, retailers are competing on timing as much as price.

Ridiculous rules irritate workers and waste time — but bosses should listen before cutting.

The battle between xAI and Sam Altman’s OpenAI should be robust corporate competition. But Elon Musk could be turning it into a knife fight.

With deficits soaring, their finance ministers will have to be smart

But it’s ‘urgent’ to get to the next level, says tech billionaire Jensen Huang.

THE ECONOMIST: You cannot network or form friendships in a lift; you can only make strangers fear for their safety.

Musk-led reform risks creating a new problem for America: the emergence of a combustible, corrupt oligarchy.

The first casualties of generative AI offer lessons for other businesses.