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Halfway into the first term of the Trump administration, it is clearer than ever that facts matter
The leaders and innovators driving change in their organisations
Plus: GC spotlight at Spotify, General Motors, Honeywell, Discover Financial
Ruling shows the way for lawyers on a quest to fix unfair voting maps
New technologies can unlock the benefits of old information
Technical solution to legal problem kept ride-sharing drivers on the road
Car companies faced lawsuits and regulatory challenges
Law firms seek to maintain profits as clients demand alternatives to charging by the hour
Tools designed to tackle today’s business problems, from cyber breaches to start-up documents
Lawyers step out of traditional roles to attract clients
Firms take a proactive approach to navigating environmental obstacles
A new Financial Times series exploring the way technology is changing industry and society
Immersive tech will fail to resonate with female audiences if they are absent from the creative process
On artificial intelligence and machine learning
Most ideas used to be shut down early, but digitisation allows many to survive
Will the motorised two-wheeler revolutionise the daily commute, or is it a passing fad?
Pods hold promise of greener food and drink packaging
Investment bubbles are often the prelude to the deployment of disruptive technologies
It now takes more than a year longer than in the 2000s for medicines to reach patients
If a company cannot communicate ideas, chances of progress are low
Machine learning is useful but does not replace the human mind
Geospatial data, big tech and the specter of monopoly.
To make the greatest progress, we must empower scientists, teachers and civil servants
Chances of making money with a sugar pill are greater than a carbon capture plan
An EU proposal that pits YouTube against the music industry means creations such as memes will go
