Business Innovation

Bhutan, the small landlocked country wedged between India and China, is perhaps best known for “Gross National Happiness,” the alternate measure that the country claims gives a fuller understanding of economic development than GDP. But the country wants to be...

Apple executive Eddy Cue rocked Alphabet shares earlier this week when, testifying during the U.S. antitrust case against Alphabet, he said that the volume of Google searches on Apple’s Safari web browser had declined for the first time in...

Sam Altman’s escape from the Silicon Valley pack is a sprawling farm at the end of a road that snakes through the vine-swept hills in Napa Valley. I spot the 40-year-old with slightly tousled hair in the open-plan kitchen...

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has been elected as the new pope, breaking what was long believed be a strong taboo against...

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South Korea—the poster child for East Asia’s drop in marriages and childbirth—seems like a strange target market for Match Group, operator of dating platforms like Tinder Hinge. “Korea has an acute challenge” when it comes to long-term relationships, with a...

OpenAI’s head of ChatGPT testified in Google’s antitrust case that the company would be interested in buying the Chrome web browser if Alphabet is forced to spin it off. OpenAI has its own search product but has struggled with...