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Biden hails resolution to disagreement that threatened Ford and VW’s plans to build electric cars in America
High-stakes decision over Android code strengthens ‘fair use’ protections covering APIs
US business groups oppose calls from developing countries to loosen rules during pandemic
Format will highlight projects that solve legal services challenges with joint initiatives
China is moving to the forefront of global innovation but governments fear privacy breaches
The pandemic catapulted niche innovations into everyday use
In this joint commission from The Lancet and Financial Times on Governing Health Futures 2030, we explore how AI and other digital advancements are being harnessed to improve healthcare in the world’s poorest regions
Chinese group at centre of row with US increases R&D as Beijing pushes for tech self-reliance
The French designer combined authority with glamour by painting the underside of his high heels red
Once a world leader in new technology, the country has become an R&D laggard
Expect a flood of fan fiction as 20th century classics come out of copyright and authors are tempted to extend their worlds
The ESG stock frenzy of today, however egregious, may yet translate into a better tomorrow
Digital-first general counsel are using data and automation to advise on business decisions
Treasury to hold consultations on reforming and expanding R&D relief and stock options scheme
ARK ETFs have defied mechanical disruptions despite major outflows and price declines in recent days. The question is: have they inadvertently transferred risk to unknown quarters?
Americans on both sides of the political spectrum stand to gain from co-operating on climate change
WaveTouch says Chinese rival is ‘spinning gold’ out of its fingerprint sensor system
As a nation loses its ability to innovate, it starts to stagnate
It is ironic that Bill Gates, foremost among techno-optimists, bets that revolutionary new hardware can do the job
One of Europe’s smallest states has big ambitions to diversify away from finance and become an advanced digital economy, stimulating private-sector innovation with government-led research in technologies from space mining to supercomputers and cybersecurity. Can it succeed?
Swedish telecoms equipment maker is worried the continent is falling far behind China and US in 5G rollout
A human-centred approach is making some big companies’ legal work more accessible
Payout is among biggest ever awarded to a foreign brand in a trademark battle in the country
Behind Amazon’s success lies its strategy to reinvest income and experiment incessantly
‘Arpa’ is a rare opportunity that will only succeed if it eschews the typical public sector model
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