French anti-liberal commentator’s attack on non-traditional choices is misguided

On-demand meal companies such as Meituan and Deliveroo are more disruptive than Uber

Politics rather than facts predominate in discussion of Supreme Court nominee

Elites must recognise that mismanaged economies have helped to destabilise politics

Today’s Tory Leavers misread their heroine’s intentions

Google, Twitter and Tesla chiefs lose focus when it comes to managing the groups they spawned

Facts feed into a picture of archaic beasts that lived 570m years ago then vanished

The shadow chancellor is moulding the mood of voters to his political ends

But will automated valuation methods lead to more rational housing markets?

Prime minister relies on UK court in his fight against Vijay Mallya and crony capitalism

The government’s defiant mood in negotiations with the EU risks further humiliation

Report from MAC is good on evidence, but too eager to fit the public mood

Public misconceptions and lobbying by vested interests produce flawed decisions

Growing awareness of the issue could accelerate corporate reform

Low wage inflation fuelled the bull market but this is now changing

EU leaders’ rejection of May’s plans have increased the chance of failure

Latest tariffs look more like the start of a cold war than a trade war

Opinion: The demise of smoking has ended surprising and productive connections between people

The UK prime minister postures, while the EU concentrates on process

Theresa May’s Chequers ideas still have some life in them

The Ig Nobels glory in weird ideas that often turn out to pay a dividend

Data show they supply vital liquidity while most institutions sit on their hands

From the Barnier Border Solution to the Merkel visa, the possibilities are endless

One response on Beijing’s part would be to recognise the risk of a broader clash

‘Because he thinks outside party discipline, he arrives at unconventional conclusions’