TECH
Can These Creative Taxes Catch Up With a Changing World?
Nations are responding in creative, if not necessarily optimal, ways to cultural and technological shifts while implementing new tax schemes.
Can Blockchain Save 'Made in the USA'?
Krissy and Alex Mashinsky, veterans of the fashion and cryptocurrency worlds, have launched a platform for American-made goods, verified by blockchain.
A New Model to End the Misery of Pharmacies
Mattieu Gamache-Asselin, 30, has built a billion-dollar company to solve the problem of how you get your pills.
This Startup Star Is the New Face of Saudi Arabia
Adwa Al Dakheel, 28, is fostering the next generation of Saudi entrepreneurs as one of the kingdom's biggest innovators.
25 Rising Stars to Track in 2021
Today’s Sunday Magazine brings you the 25 people we think will be making a real impact in what we hope and expect to be a sunnier 2021.
The Unlikely New Champion of Consumer Rights: China
From luxury handbags to beef mince, Chinese companies are upending the country’ legacy of producing knockoff goods — for a cost.
Reshaping COVID, Capitalism and Tech With Bill Gates
The Microsoft co-founder and charity foundation leader has been an instrumental figure in the global fight against the COVID pandemic, as well as a visionary across genres.
Who Really Loves Blockchain? Socialists
Cryptocurrencies have traditionally been driven by libertarians.
Need a COVID Cure? Hail a Robot Revolution
Nuro's Dave Ferguson has a plan for your roads, groceries, COVID concerns and just about everything else, and it starts with robots.
So You Want to Roboticize Your House?
If you're lucky enough to have a house, you're also probably unlucky enough to have it need fixing.
When Katty Met Carlos
From the BBC and OZY comes a fresh perspective on the debate about America’s future as a nation and its relation to the world during the 2020 US election.
The 28 Startups to Watch
In today’s Sunday Magazine you’re going to find exemplars of companies pivoting, pushing ahead and damning the torpedoes to change the future of work and so much more.
It'll Take More Than 15 Seconds to Rebuild Virality
Five months after India's ban on TikTok, a slew of global and homegrown pretenders are struggling to enthuse viral stars and advertisers.
