Has Silicon Valley Bank's meltdown killed crypto's budding resurgence? Andy Mukherjee explains how the banking crisis has impacted stablecoin USDC.

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SVB collapse shows fickleness of crypto money

Should tech startups bypass venture capital firms and go straight to the source for funding? Following Silicon Valley Bank's spectacular collapse, Shuli Ren questions whether VC still offers value.

Venture capital loses its relevance after SVB fiasco

Apple shakes up sales by making India its own region

With Apple focusing more on India as its own sales region, Mark Gurman discusses how the shift represents the growing international importance of the country.

Apple to shake up international sales operations to make India its own region

Bird flu is rapidly spreading through South America, putting global chicken supplies in danger. Tatiana Freitas and Beatriz Reis discuss the devastating consequences of a potential outbreak in Brazil.

Bird flu sent egg prices surging. Chicken prices may be next

In a throwback to the BlackBerry era, company phones are making a comeback. But, as Scott Moritz discovers, these devices are more than just a corporate perk. 

Work phones make a comeback as offices ban WhatsApp, TikTok

Could this be the end of socialism for Venezuela? Patricia Laya and Andreina Itriago Acosta examine Maria Corina Machado's recent surge in popularity ahead of the 2024 election.

Venezuela lawmaker mocked by Chavez seeks to oust his successor

What's next for the new online shopping platform Temu? Bloomberg News examines the fledging app's unprecedented growth as it sets its sights on e-commerce world domination.

Shein’s lead under fire as Chinese-owned app tops US charts

Apple makes major progress on no-prick blood glucose tracking

Following a chip technology breakthrough that promises to upend a multibillion-dollar industry, Mark Gurman explains how tech giant Apple could bring a prick-free glucose-monitoring device to market.

Apple makes major progress on no-prick blood glucose tracking for its watch

Following Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's new Windsor Framework proposal, Therese Raphael questions whether this could begin a "new chapter" for UK-European Union relations.

Can Brexiters finally take yes for an answer?

Could a shorter work week be on the horizon? Following an extensive study, Irina Anghel and Arianne Cohen discovered how the four-day week is a key strategy for attracting and retaining employees.

World’s largest 4-day work week trial finds few are going back

Forests, grasslands and even marine mammals remove billions of tonnes of CO2 yearly, so why do we think we can engineer a better system? Amanda Little discusses our quest for climate solutions as the crisis continues.

Mother Nature has the best climate-fixing technology

English football may be too rich for its own good

The Premier League is wildly successful. But, with English football clubs spending spiralling out of control, Matthew Brooker questions whether its financial fortunes could lead to its downfall. 

English football's money dance has a subprime beat

As ordinary people struggle to survive rising inflation, Philip Cornell and Eugene Ludwig reflect on how America's financial policies negatively impact the middle classes.

Economists have failed middle-class Americans

Is Meta back on track? A growing chorus wanted Mark Zuckerberg to shift his attention from the metaverse. Here, Parmy Olsen argues that Meta’s latest results showed he could listen.


Zuckerberg’s new focus pulls Meta back from the brink

With global manufacturers looking beyond China, Kai Schultz and Vrishti Beniwal explore how India's economic renaissance is kicking into high gear.

The global economy needs a new powerhouse. India is stepping up

Following a landmark ruling for India, Shruti Mahajan answers the biggest questions about how LGBTQ rights could be expanded across the socially conservative country.

How same-sex marriage could become legal in India

Former Wall Street darling Chile's stand-out economy is in crisis. But why? Eduardo Thompson explores the causes and consequences of the investor exodus in Latin America's leading economy.

Rich investors pull out of Chile, leaving behind a $50 billion hole

Traditional currency is here to stay, but could a digital version of the pound become commonplace? As more consumers shift to card payments, Lucy White explores how the Bank of England and the UK Treasury are working to create the UK's own "Britcoin."

UK steps up planning for digital pound currency backed by BOE

The world needs more geniuses. They're essential for innovation. However, intellectual luminaries on par with Einstein and Darwin have never been rarer, and Adrian Wooldridge discovers why.

Want your country to thrive? Give geniuses a universal basic income

Beewise - a new "five-star hotel" designed to maximise bees' chances of survival - might be the answer to the honeybee crisis. However, as Amanda Little explains, we need to restore their environment instead of building artificial ones. 