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Meta hopes to use tiny human expressions to create virtual world of personalised ads
A mini solar power station, a hand-powered phone charger – and more
The EU and UK must find the right balance to encourage sustainable growth
Eye-popping sums for digital art raised questions about the nature of ownership
Screen time with Father Christmas from the safety of home trumps tears in a noisy shopping centre
Practical applications from a touted online revolution are still unclear
Ethics need to be wired into a device’s initial design rather than added later as an afterthought
US International Trade Commission’s ruling in favour of British group offsets mixed trading update
Awards highlights include: law-firm people strategies; life after Libor; and the most innovative law firms and individuals
To encourage industry-wide co-operation, the latest award in the Innovative Lawyers series is global and highlights projects that address legal sector challenges through joint action.
‘To do global-scale damage, you need to be a ruthless, pragmatic innovator working for one of the big battalions’
Business schools should teach that responsibility need not hamper innovation
Good venture capitalism should build companies up, developing medicines that deliver public good and profit
Kevin Nolan led a shake-up of the company’s culture following a takeover — and took it down an entrepreneurial path
Karen Makishima says rules have failed to match innovation, leaving country lagging rivals
For too long Italian companies have not been competing in the global economy
A more fragmented internet is inevitable, but governments should not intensify fissures without good measure
A scion of a famous movie family has a start-up to ‘open the doors to new talent’
Softened approach to intellectual property would allow emerging markets to manufacture own treatments
Late author’s estate wins trademark infringement case against JRR Token domain name
‘Making a million allowed us to take the business to the next level’
Patent dispute is rare breakdown between biotech and agency that worked closely in recent years
Ruling puts end to £3.3bn legal action filed on behalf of Apple iPhone users
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