When blockbuster drugs lose IP protections it can wipe out billions of dollars in revenue for companies
The athleisure group is challenging public enthusiasm for ‘dupe’ products
As the sport turns 75, the FT looks at how the technology and design of the cars have changed. Plus Lando Norris on why the battle with his teammate Oscar Piastri is pushing him to new heights and female drivers have motorsports inequality in their sights
FT looks at how cars have changed from the sport’s origins at Silverstone to the sensor-packed racing machines of today
Ten-year plan for health service in England will include ‘innovator passport’ to prevent duplication of testing
Australian start-up Cortical Labs and UK’s bit.bio have built CL1 with the aim of creating ‘synthetic biological intelligence’
The UK must ease skilled visa rules to attract the top talent leaving the US before they are lured elsewhere
Court finds using online books to train artificial intelligence models without writers’ consent is ‘fair use’
Special reports covering Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific. Plus: Business Legal Leaders and Accelerating Business
Its adoption of generative AI shows the sector is ready for change. Plus, the most innovative law firms over the Innovative Lawyers series
Law students must learn how to oversee work done by generative AI
We have surely gone beyond being able to give the tech sector the benefit of the doubt
An agency fed by government money aims to create an innovation wave in science rather than surf it
Economic miracles stem from discovery, not repeating tasks at greater speed
Listings are based on recommendations made by clients and peers to FT research partner Statista
Extensive licensing requirements raise concerns about intellectual property theft
We must regain technology and innovation prowess in a world where the US and China are calling the shots
German start-up Proxima Fusion secures €130mn to develop technology it says ‘changes history’
Readers have until September 8 to nominate companies that have made a clever shift in business model or strategy
New machines are smaller, cheaper, safer and more flexible than traditional industrial robots
Generics maker Sandoz says president should focus on tactic of ‘evergreening’ pricier products in his drive to lower costs
Shortlisted entries will appear in our report in December, alongside our ranking of the most innovative law firms
Schemes seek to boost revenue by combining digital knowhow with deeper understanding of clients
New crop of companies are offering artists ability to sell content to big tech firms to train AI
Also in this newsletter, Urban Company readies to go public and why the US will lose to China
