Peer into The Economist’s decision-making processes with Tom Standage, our deputy editor, who explains how we select and ...

It streamlines supply chains, connects producers with processors and global markets, and enhances product efficiency and profitability ...

The return of U.S. economic data when Washington reopens may do little to clear up a macro picture that is clouded by the dash for artificial intelligence and compounded by trade distortions.

Water risk is reshaping global markets as companies and investors confront rising scarcity, new valuation tools and the ...

New research reveals large companies' R&D spending predicts future profitability for up to 10 years, contradicting beliefs ...

Concerns are rising among economists and investors about a potentially massive AI bubble that could impact global markets if ...

The economics of the software package era were interesting. Each version of a given software package was to be written, ...

While Big Tech continues to surge, traditional IT services and consulting majors are feeling the heat as automation disrupts ...

Crucially, this is not just academic debate. The UK has already experimented with elements of new economics, for example, ...

India’s contemporary equilibrium cannot be explained through macroeconomic aggregates alone, it must be understood as a ...

A turbulent 2025 has been remarkable as much for what didn't break as for what did. Financial markets and the wider global economy are looking to end the year in a fairly serene state despite ...

For small, import-reliant economies, the dividend from border digitalization shows up in many places at once: prices, revenue ...