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The UK cannot create the next Silicon Valley but it can still boost innovation
The Financial Times invited readers to name European companies using new technology to meet the business challenges of 2022 — from the Ukraine conflict to the energy and climate crises. Here are the shortlisted businesses, and this year’s winners
Dr Dilip Mahalanabis changed the world. So why did we not hear more about it?
After finally building momentum in America, F1’s next big bet is a race on the Las Vegas Strip to further accelerate the sport’s expansion in the US. Meanwhile, ethical issues hover amid F1’s increasing presence in the Middle East and high demand threatens exclusivity of Paddock Club hospitality packages. Also, will we ever see a female F1 driver again?
A business that wants to foster innovation in the use of data has to adopt a user-friendly approach to IT, where expertise is shared
Twitter must convince users of the merit of having all their personal data tracked by one app
Ending of pharma group’s IP truce spells fight for future of mRNA technology
Achieving the spending target after change in methodology should not provide cover for cuts
Jakarta hopes workforce with higher grades will help win business lost by China
Relationships matter more than ever in an era of predictable unpredictability. Plus: six case studies
Awards highlights include: digitisation, the client experience, and the most innovative law firms and individuals
We introduce a new, broader ranking of innovative law firms this year for Europe 2022; meet the individuals leading change in the sector; hear from Ukrainian lawyers on rebuilding the country; and take a turn round the metaverse
Spanish and Portuguese firms are pushing ahead in professionalising their management
Can lawyers drop their natural scepticism to embrace technology and collaboration tools? Plus: case study
Edible insects and CBD product show expert legal insights can be essential in bringing novel concepts to market
These individuals have improved culture, practices and client service in their firms
Rather than criticising growth-blockers, Liz Truss should be doing more to support risk-taking entrepreneurs
Pharma company still ‘eager’ to collaborate with Beijing, despite collapse of initial talks
Technology has the potential to forge closer relationships between law firms and clients
The exciting and impressive use of new, powerful AI models could cause harm to individuals and society
Apply for a place in the fourth annual FT ranking of companies in north, central and South America
Apply for a place in the seventh annual ranking, by November 30
Lawsuit centres on US company’s purchase of start-up Nuvia
European Commission says 15 components should be made available for five years after a device’s introduction
Davis Professor of Complexity at the Santa Fe Institute and former co-head of Google’s AI Ethics unit discusses the technology’s limits
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