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Supply chain disruptions highlight an increasingly complex east-west interdependency
British pop star cleared of claims he copied elements of Marvin Gaye song with his hit ‘Thinking Out Loud’
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Intellectual property laws cannot handle possibility artificial intelligence could invent things on its own
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New Delhi has pioneered a new approach to online infrastructure in its drive to connect 1.4bn. But there are privacy and data protection concerns
UK’s largest supermarket may have to cease using current design after it was judged too similar to that of rival
New technology intended for self-management could open the door to surveillance
Judicial intervention over Danco Laboratories should send chills through anyone working in a regulated industry
There is great economic and cultural value in the sector ready to be unlocked
The corporate world is using ‘biomimicry’ to harness the genius of nature and find sustainable solutions
The country has become a prolific producer of academic research but fraudulent studies risk serious real-world consequences
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