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Europeans are worried technology could replace jobs but a quarter would be happy to see AI replace politicians, according to the European Tech Insights 2019 report
Richard Dodgson founded London-based events company Timebased in 1996 and now organises awards dinners and festivals for brands including GQ, Vogue, Hugo Boss, M&S and Glamour
Britain is due to leave the EU on 29 March and the implications of a no-deal Brexit are stacking up for industries including technology, banking, energy, healthcare, food and insurance
E-cigarette company Juul, which is ranked among the most valuable start-ups in Silicon Valley, could hold the key to the future of the tobacco industry as the number of global smokers declines
From the Nike tick on Barcelona’s maroon and blue top to the three stripes of Adidas on Manchester United’s red strip, the small logos represent big business for Europe’s top clubs
Law academics Edina Harbinja and Vasileios Karagiannopoulos discuss how a third generation of web technology, known as the DWeb or Web 3.0, will bring the power of the internet back into our hands in an article for The Conversation, republished here
Matthew Luhn worked at Pixar for 23 years and believes the same storytelling principles used in films like Toy Story can be replicated in business pitches and adverts
There has been a 14-fold increase in the number of active AI start-ups since 2000 and with this number constantly rising, the ethical issues surrounding the use of artificial intelligence need to be addressed
Female tech leaders at Alteryx, Prezi, Healx and Forescout reflect on how to achieve a "better balance", the theme for International Women's Day 2019
Innovate UK's Women in Innovation campaign recognises the achievements of female innovators in the UK - here we profile its nine winners each set to receive £50,000 to build their businesses
It's no secret that there could be more women in executive positions but a handful of prominent female CEOs are paving the way for a more equal future at companies such as IBM, General Motors and Oracle
