Markets, companies, technology, economic influence and leadership.
In a September 16, 2026 interview with Reuters, ECB Vice-President Boris Vujčić explains that persistent energy price increases are reshaping market expectations on inflation and interest rates, cautioning against excessive market focus on energy prices.
Merchant Center, YouTube ads and integrated checkout: Google's latest updates show how AI could reshape shopping without removing merchants from the process.
With Fresh Finds Forward, Spotify promises twelve months of support to roughly 10,000 emerging artists a year. A playlist discovery becomes the start of a more structured journey.
Released on PS5 on September 15, Marvel's Wolverine gives Logan to Insomniac Games. The studio moves from an acrobatic hero to a more visceral and inward-looking adventure.
In New York, What Holds Us brings Alex Prager, Jack Davison and Jimmy Chin together around pictures made on iPhone 18 Pro. Three distinct ways of photographing human connection.
Anthropic and Accenture are forming an embedded evaluation team to scrutinize AI models during development. The arrangement also raises questions about independence.
To mark 100 years in clothing, Marks & Spencer staged its first London Fashion Week runway show. Its pieces were available to buy as the presentation unfolded.
In Helsinki, Ericsson and Erillisverkot used 5G sites as distributed sensors to detect and track drones. The demonstration previews one of 6G's most important capabilities.
Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records have unveiled a 34-track original album for GTA VI. Six singles are already out, revealing a strategy that connects gaming, the music business and collectible culture.
At London Fashion Week, eBay turns existing wardrobes into a live shoppable runway. Endless Runway shows how resale can become media, spectacle and cultural marketplace.
At London Fashion Week, H&M and Nick Knight combined fashion, artificial intelligence, dance and instant commerce. The spectacle redefines the runway for the platform era.
Kylian Mbappé has left Nike to become the face and a product partner of On. With Thierry Henry leading football, the Swiss brand is preparing an offensive that goes beyond endorsement.
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