The Economist Business

Underinvestment highlights the complexities of shifting to clean energy

Intermittent renewables and current mayhem in energy markets highlight the importance of firms that link up producers of power with faraway consumers

Not a moment too soon

After a long delay, the loss-making flag-carrier flies free of state ownership

The jury system offers clues to managers everywhere

From an also-ran to the world’s fourth-most-valuable software firm

Green and stable electricity grids will only be possible when linked together

And raise cash for its Chinese owner, Geely

The art of the automated response in an increasingly wired world

It is also a risky bet for the chipmaker

About time

If governments get serious, a swingeing carbon tax is almost inevitable

Vonovia’s takeover of Deutsche Wohnen is complete. The struggle against expropriation is not

The fast-fashion label has adapted to a more digital and less open world

The strange knock-on effect of supply-chain bottlenecks

Organisations embrace flat hierarchies at their peril

CEOs are at risk of giving business writing a good name

The switch to battery power is the latest showdown between Detroit’s heavyweights

As flotations boom, we look at what is changing at a key moment in capitalism

The German capital reasserts itself as a business hub