Latest The Economist Headlines Today
July 14, 2020
Read latest business technology news headlines today from The Economist, including market trends, world’s economy, companies, advancements, multimedia, electronics, mobile technologies, sciences and lots more.
- Farewell for now to a golden age of drinking
- Zoomers, zeros and Gen Z
- Walmart ekes out an edge in groceries during the pandemic
- America’s latest salvo against Huawei is aimed at chipmaking in China
- India Inc’s profits increasingly belong to a tiny clutch of companies
- SoftBank is a big beneficiary of the Fed’s pandemic response
- Creative destruction in times of covid
- Silicon Valley in the pandemic
- The pandemic increases the challenges facing business schools
- A wave of bankruptcies is coming in Europe
- America Inc faces a wave of bankruptcies
- Anta, an ambitious Chinese sportswear firm, does some fancy footwork
- An earnings season to forget
- Don’t stand so close to me
- Japanese offices struggle to adapt to social distancing
- Parks and resorts powered Disney’s growth. Then came covid-19
- The French establishment closes ranks to help Lagardère
- The pandemic is a chance to revamp India’s pharmaceutical industry
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- The buoyant oil traders
- Chinese carriers restart their engines
- The covid-19 crisis exposes the frailties of Germany’s biggest firms
- Imagine the post-pandemic misery of business travel
- What is weighing on Samsung?
- Online annual meetings may favour managers over shareholders
- Private companies have put down strong roots in China
- An Indian firm starts mass-producing an unproven covid-19 vaccine
- Facebook bets on a different sort of e-commerce in India
- Play’s the thing
- The pandemic is liberating firms to experiment with radical new ideas
- How technology shapes TV shows’ narrative arcs
- Netflix will remain a blockbuster hit beyond the covid-19 era
- Microsoft embraces big data
- The pandemic is a calamity for many American retailers
- Companies are slashing payouts to shareholders
- Fashion retailers struggle to manage their inventories
- Lessons from the front line
- Activist investors have gone quiet during the pandemic
- The economic crisis will expose a decade’s worth of corporate fraud
- ByteDance is going from strength to strength
- The pandemic may exacerbate the divide among workers
- Strategic pile-up
- Zoom’s popularity has brought problems
- Is SoftBank’s boss changing his ways?
- America does not want China to dominate 5G mobile networks
- Jobs for jailbirds
- From “you’re fired” to “you’re furloughed”
- Huawei reports resilient results
- Boeing ponders its bail-out options
- Governments are once again splurging to keep big companies afloat
- Disney and its rivals star in a real-life disaster movie
- The coronavirus may sink the cruise-ship business
- Diary of a home worker
- The coronavirus crisis thrusts corporate HR chiefs into the spotlight
- How retailers vie to be considered “essential” in a lockdown
- The pandemic shock will make big, powerful firms even mightier
- How Alan Jope runs Unilever from his study
- How to manage a business without a headquarters
- The coronavirus crisis thrusts corporate HR chiefs into the spotlight
- How Visa became the top dog in global finance
- Berkshire Hathaway has America Inc’s oldest board
- How corporate leaders should act in a crisis
- Much of global commerce has ground to a halt
- Airlines are running out of cash
- Companies are scrambling to build more ventilators
- Coronavirus is grounding the world’s airlines
- How corporate IT is entering the multi-cloud
- Rethinking sick leave
- Chinese companies rush to produce anti-covid kit
- Academics make an empirical case again stakeholderism
- India’s booming startup scene is showing signs of trouble
- The rise and rise of Accenture
- Go north, young woman
- Women still face barriers in the workplace
- Jack Welch transformed American capitalism as boss of GE
- Xerox launches a takeover bid for HP
- Covid-19 is foisting changes on business that could be beneficial
- Two buy-out firms pay €17bn for Thyssenkrupp’s lifts business
- Millions of Chinese, cooped up and anxious, turn to online doctors
- How ASML became chipmaking’s biggest monopoly
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