Technology, Media & Telecoms

America’s largest landowner tries to balance carbon, cattle and people. By Mark Robichaux.

On July 12, 2022, the first public images from the James Webb Space Telescope proved a revelation.

A Good Humor driver hands out ice cream bars to waiting children in the 1940s. As they pass through neighborhoods, the trucks’ songs are a call to customers, and also a demonstration of the Doppler…

In Gatsby, the beauty of the American Dream competes successfully with the mendacity of it, perhaps because Gatsby’s ugly fate is no match for the narrator’s poetic ode to the American Dream.

The day after his retirement as General Counsel for Panasonic, Laurence W. Bates talks to Brunswick’s David Ashton about his personal stake in transparency and his long career bridging cultures.

With the explosion of AI in the workforce, tech education company Decoded is having one of its biggest years yet. Brunswick’s Kirsty Cameron talks with their CEO, Kathryn Parsons.

AT&T was around for the horse & buggy; now it’s a “power user” of AI, according to Chief Information Security Officer Rich Baich. He talks about building—and defending—the invisible infrastructure so integral to the tech’s…

James da Costa, a Partner at Andreessen Horowitz and the author of Fintech Wars, talks about AI, fintech and venture capital’s role in the shifting future of banking. Brunswick’s Kirsty Cameron reports.

How are companies deploying AI to advance sustainability priorities and create social value?

“We’re building a world where doctors spend more time looking their patients in the eye,” says Lucy Orr-Ewing, Head of Policy at the Coalition for Health AI.

Sensing that ESG signaled a lasting shift in the corporate world, she co-founded a Financial Times newsletter called Moral Money. By Charles Pretzlik & Tom Matthew.

Ilona Szabó de Carvalho, President and co-founder of the Amazon-focused “think and do tank” the Igarapé Institute, is an authoritative voice on climate security and biodiversity.