Mario Draghi: Italy’s chance to reboot its economy
The unification of leadership will come as a boon to the efficiency of the ministry.
What the parable of the 6.2cm journalist teaches us about NHS data
As the parable of the tiny journalist shows, using health information can lead to surprising results so a little dose of healthy scepticism is needed, which should help it be used for good.
Boardroom battle at Danone sees two schools of capitalism go head-to-head
A boardroom coup being staged by the “gunslinging grandpas”.
Despite international headwinds, Japan is on track for the Olympics
This year’s Games reflect the world’s common efforts to defeat the current pandemic.
DisUnited Kingdom: can soft power save the union?
Any solo attempt to take a position - through quick-out-the-traps nationalism, trojan horse better-togetherism, or a federalism-focussed third way - will be rejected by the public as an unwanted imposition.
Why BP’s green future depends on Rosneft
BP’s substantial green goals will require equally substantial investment—over a period of decades.
Who is the most dangerous person on earth?
By Tom Lane
‘Once more unto the breach’: IMF warns austerity measures could lead to financial meltdown
Rather than drawing back on fiscal support in an effort to balance the books, the IMF has recommended a "synchronised public investment push" to boost growth.