The Economist Business

Making bankruptcy records harder to find gives French entrepreneurs a second chance

Raiding Facebook for a new leader and ideas may help

The pandemic has highlighted the promise of clever new drugs—and the firms developing them

The Tokyo games illustrate a puzzle: as audiences decline, the TV-ad market is holding up

The contours of the Communist Party’s masterplan for its technology industry are emerging

Firms want more financial support to decarbonise

The habits and flaws tycoons share with dynastic rulers

Check governance, as well as his group’s coal-to-clean energy record

The unassuming chipmaking giant was early to the AI revolution—and remains ahead of rivals

Rethinking supply chains for the electric era

Rethinking supply chains for the electric era

The reasons behind management gobbledygook

Advertising has made the social network into a trillion-dollar company. Can new ventures take it further?

How long will it last?

Online-education firms will not be the last victims

To operate in the communist country, Microsoft’s professional social network has to appease censors. So do its users

To succeed, it must focus on unglamorous industrial uses of the gas

A new book on remote leadership

Be careful what you wish for

The DVDs-by-mail company conquered America’s video-streaming market. What next?