Angry voters were made on factory floors
Investing in decent local jobs rather than walls is essential
China’s electric cars are chasing Volkswagen
The emissions scandal will speed a shift in technology and alter the balance of power
Snapchat puts its charm on millennials
Human beings are built to prefer entertainment to news, and intimacy to information
London finds a third way to treat Uber drivers
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The UK could lead globally because its laws fit the technology revolution
New York Times editor accuses cable networks of blurring lines
Dean Baquet says CNN wrong to hire Lewandowski as commentator
If China cannot beat Europe, it will acquire it
There is no problem in Chinese companies buying abroad — but Beijing sets up big obstacles at home
Norway’s oil wealth swamps innovation
Norwegians like the idea of creativity but fear disruption, says John Gapper
It takes a scandal for reform to come to Wells Fargo
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A separation of chairman and chief executive roles at the US bank signals change, writes John Gapper
Samsung was too speedy for its own good
Every recall is painful but the company contrived to turn the Note 7 battery failure into a fiasco
Conclave by Robert Harris review — holy smoke
One hundred cardinals get together to choose a new pope in a deft tale of Vatican intrigue
Quit the EU gently to protect British workers
May should not take the quack Brexit remedies of her trade secretary very seriously
Volkswagen’s ID concept car paves the way to an electric future
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Advances in technologies mean that such vehicles are no longer a curiosity, writes John Gapper
Deutsche Bank and Twitter are lost in the past
Unless a company finds a way to diversify and expand beyond its core business, it gets stuck
Alex Graham appointed chair of Guardian owner
Scott Trust says Wall to Wall founder will ensure ‘editorial integrity’ and ‘sound future’ for GMG
Mary Berry tests the ‘Great British Bake Off’ franchise power
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The judge and the BBC embody what the very English show is about, writes John Gapper
Wells Fargo reaches the end of its journey
The old lesson applies to the bank’s success: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is
Guardian’s Scott Trust close to appointing new chair
Alex Graham of Wall to Wall and Penguin’s John Makinson shortlisted
Amazon’s simple answer to the smartphone
An ambient computer that talks to people has been a vision since ‘Star Trek’ and ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’
Formula One finds alternative driver to Bernie Ecclestone
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Appointment of new chairman clearly alters the balance of power, writes John Gapper
Shrink the big container ship to fit the world
Shipping companies such as Hanjin have not been through a crisis quite as intense in their history
The Pigeon Tunnel by John le Carré review — a delicate truth
The great spy novelist opts for selective disclosure in his memoir but it is richly satisfying nonetheless
Big Bang II: London, all shook up
‘The city I knew was depressed and parochial; now, it bursts with wealth and diversity’
Apple, keep your cool over global tax
Margrethe Vestager has made an audacious and revolutionary move, but that was Steve Jobs’s style too
Gawker was too libertarian for Silicon Valley
Technology entrepreneurs’ enthusiasm for rule-breaking runs out at exactly the point when they suffer
Your brand is more fragile than you think
Kevin Roberts is not stupid so why was he foolish and unpleasant about gender diversity?
