The escalating tech war between the U.S. and China will hurt more than Huawei. It could do major economic damage to the world. More
Why Wall Street Undervalues Tesla
Tesla is much more than a car company—it’s a tech company. So why does Wall Street keep failing to correctly value the innovation that Tesla represents? More
Don’t Break Up Big Tech. Reduce Founder Control Instead.
If you want to hold big tech companies accountable, get rid of the corporate structure that overly empowers founder-led management teams: dual-class shares. More
This Innovation Turns Air into Water—and May Help Solve a Crisis
In many of the world’s parched coastal regions, animals and plants have learned how to capture water naturally found in air. This product aims to replicate that process. More
Business Growth is Actually Good for People. Here’s Why.
This entrepreneur disagrees with anti-growth comments "Team Human" author Douglas Rushkoff made at our NY conference. Here, Reisman argues that we cannot and should not stop growing. More
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Can Tech Make Us Happier IRL?
He founded Meetup to help people connect offline. Now he wants tech to find new ways to bring people together. More
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Techonomy NYC: Down on Tech, but Upbeat About a Humanized Future
The big takeaway from this year's New York conference: Our approach to creating technology must change. It has to become more intentional, human-centered, and explicitly responsible. More
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Why We’re Obsessed with the Sustainable Development Goals
Technology -- and collaboration -- can help us achieve the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. More
Where Happiness Rules—and Doesn’t
Talk about happiness may feel lofty. But prioritizing happiness is a growing global concern--and part of the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Goals. More
Here’s What Two Presidential Candidates Said at Techonomy NYC
The presidential candidates shared insights on the future of tech, universal health care, and national service. More
A New Dawn from a Trust-less Web
One of the world’s top blockchain engineers explains how the London-based company she runs, Parity Technologies, aims to bring trust back to the internet. More
Why E-Sports Will Be Bigger Than Live Sports
The number of people watching e-sports content globally is set to balloon to over 450 million this year. Here's why that matters. More
Want to Unlock Innovation in Your Business? Start With Data.
It’s easy to accept the popular view that traditional ways of thinking are barriers to innovation. But that’s not necessarily true. More
Video: The Techonomy Experience
Techonomy events are unlike any others. Check out this video of highlights from our flagship conference, including insights from John Chambers, Sir Tim Berners Lee, Emily Chang, and many more. More
The Internet of (Medical) Things Moment is Here
The global Internet of Medical Things market's value will reach $158 billion by 2022. But IoMT is already changing health care. More
Will Tech Unite or Divide? How Our NY Program Chose Us
When we prepped for our NY conference May 14-15, almost every speaker brought up something about being worried about tech. Nobody knows if we're headed towards enlightenment or dystopia. But it's become a main conference theme. More
Get Ready for the Decline of Live Sports
Our bandwidth for media is saturated. The sports media industry’s players must find new areas of growth. More
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How To Manage — And Remove — Bias In AI
We have a tremendous opportunity to design fairness and transparency into our decision-making systems. More
Presidential Candidates, an NFL Player, and Some Unexpected Conversations
Two presidential candidates, an NFL wide receiver, and the CEO of a Google incubator all walk into...wait for it...Techonomy NYC. More
Can Capitalism Be Fixed?
Creating a system that mirrors ancient kin relationships may be key to fighting global inequality. More
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