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Weil’s collapse and the death of corporate loyalty

Superstar talent is alluring. It is also dangerous

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate28 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Why dogs catch yawns from their owners but not other dogs

Studies of wolves suggest the effect may be a result of domestication

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate28 oct. 2026
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India’s ultra-cheap internet is about to get more expensive

Blame Jio, the country’s telecoms disrupter, going public

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate28 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
After its Odyssey, IMAX hits the big time

Its popularity reflects a shift in how audiences think about cinemas

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate27 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
American bosses are desperately trying to de-MAGAfy

Ahead of the midterms, corporations want to win back favour with the Democrats

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate27 oct. 2026
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Anthropic
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Don’t expect supersize profits from Anthropic any time soon

Lurking in its IPO prospectus are warnings of challenges ahead

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate26 oct. 2026
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Anthropic
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Don’t expect supersize profits from Anthropic soon

Lurking in its IPO prospectus are warnings of challenges ahead

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate26 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Treatments for age-related infertility are being developed at last

Startups hope to improve IVF by revealing the biology of infertility

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate26 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Bartleby newsletter: In praise of praise

Andrew Palmer, our Bartleby columnist, thinks you did a great job today

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate26 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
China increasingly depends on copying American AI

Model distillation infuriates America, but may end up holding China back

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate25 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
AI models may not be so opaque after all

A glimmer of hope for those worried about AI safety

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate24 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitreAuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate23 oct. 2026
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human
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If AI displaces human workers, they will lose more than just pay

Work has value beyond the income it provides

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate22 oct. 2026
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BountifulPopulation
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Multinational businesses are losing confidence in Indonesia

Its bountiful resources and vast population are attractive, but its government is a nightmare

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate22 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Is the internet still safe?

A string of cyber-security incidents has caused websites to go dark

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate22 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
The second may soon be redefined

Several atomic clocks are competing for the job

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate21 oct. 2026
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Japan
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Japan’s mission to Mars’s moons takes off

It will collect samples and search for signs of ancient life

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate21 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Is Netflix losing the plot?

The rise of YouTube has shifted the ground under the streamer’s feet

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate21 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
How the 2010s remade business

The revolutionary decade deserves a revisionist eye

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate21 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
AI-powered personal assistants could reshape the digital economy

But they will first have to prove they are safe for users and helpful for businesses

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate20 oct. 2026