As well as being a moral failure

They have their work cut out

Christophe Fouquet says the continent’s champions could move elsewhere if they are not better protected

SpaceX has new competition, Tesla is in trouble and the world’s richest man is distracted

Demand at home and abroad is fuelling their growth

Non-profit institutions are no help

A proposed tie-up between Prada and Versace is just the start

Transparent, user-friendly, maddening

The mining industry is drifting apart into two distinct models

Companies from Asahi to TSMC are expanding production in the country—for now

But concerns over security, censorship and dependence on China remain

The importance of repetition in the workplace

The saga points to the sluggish pace of corporate reform in Japan

The winner will be faced with growing competition and a changing media landscape

No, really

The carmaker’s sales are sinking for other reasons too

Our glass-ceiling index makes gloomy reading

“High protein” is the new “low calorie”

They must hope levies are never imposed

From Allianz to Zalando, pedlars of services are outdoing industrial firms at home—and foreign rivals abroad

Nicotine pouches are growing fast

How companies can lessen the blow from the American president’s assault on trade

But those hoping for radical deregulation will be sorely disappointed

As Silicon Valley embraces the president, legacy media steers clear

The doctrine of management by walking around matters more than ever

Why the American government could turn against consultants

Jack Ma’s return may be the most lucrative of all time

Its firms are at the forefront of cheaper, faster drug discovery

Meet Helsing, Europe’s defence-tech unicorn