In China, people live on smartphones, enabling the healthcare system to morph and expand. Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson just got back from China. Here he shares the "stunning" digital healthcare changes he saw there. More
Business From the Magazine Partner Insights Sustainable Development Goals
What Makes Johnson & Johnson Different
Joaquin Duato, vice chairman of the world's largest healthcare company, talks about tech, and global progress. More
Business Community Insights Food Innovation
Why I’m Making a Big Bet on Sustainable Food
The venture capitalist and Cisco's former CEO makes the case for investing in an industry that's projected to grow sharply in the next year. More
What is a Good Conference Today?
These aren't times for ordinary conversation. We don't believe you can separate out moral, ethical, and global thinking when you discuss business strategy and the role of tech. Our conference Nov. 17-19 in California is where we live out our convictions and act on our concerns. More
Business Food Innovation Sustainable Development Goals
Meet the Entrepreneur Disrupting the Food Industry – for Good
Jasmine Crowe, who'll speak at Techonomy's Half Moon Bay, Calif., conference, has developed an ambitious solution to food waste and hunger. More
Techonomy Announces Full November Program
Here is exactly who is speaking about what, and when, at our upcoming Nov. 17-19 Techonomy 2019 conference. We take our theme of "Reset and Restore" very seriously, even gravely, given the state of the world right now. It's not too late to join us. More
Business Innovation Startup Culture
How “Super Evolution” Can Upend Any Industry
In an exclusive interview, Innovation Endeavors partner Harpi Singh unpacks the “super evolution” theory, a bold new approach to investing. More
Business Community Insights Innovation
How Should Business and Tech Reset + Restore Itself?
We asked some of our community’s smartest minds – including some of the people who'll be at our next retreat – to answer this big, complicated question. Here’s some of what we found. More
Get Used to Rethinking Everything
Techonomy's editor-in-chief outlines three transformations morphing in real-time: President Trump's standing, global attitudes towards climate change, and investor and public attitudes towards money-losing “tech” companies. More
Venture Capital 2.0: This Time, is it Different?
The author—a Columbia University Business School professor—questions the assumptions behind many venture capital investments, and argues that many of the sector’s practices must be reconsidered. More
Business Healthcare Innovation
In U.S. Health Care, New Approaches to Wellness Take Shape
The new shift incentivizes doctors to focus on preventative health care—keeping patients healthy, so they only visit clinics when necessary. And the shift is changing how doctors work. More
Artificial Intelligence Business Partner Insights
What Business Can Learn from the Racetrack
Genpact's CEO explains how the key to reaping the full benefits from AI investments lies in a smart, connected strategy. More
This App Helps Politics Make Sense
Meet a group of digital entrepreneurs whose product is helping boost civic literacy--a critical effort a time when one-third of Americans can't name a single branch of government. More
Business Innovation Partner Insights
How Companies Can Close the Digital Maturity Gap
To stay competitive, organizations must simultaneously succeed in both the old analog world of linear processes—and the new world of dynamic, results-oriented collaboration. More
Why Blockchain Still Matters
Blockchain will have a huge impact on our lives—and business. The author, a tech expert, punctures some popular misperceptions about blockchain. More
Billionaires are Transforming American Downtowns
The billionaires believe private enterprise can help revive cities like Detroit, San Antonio and Milwaukee. And so far, their investments are working. More
Business Community Insights Leadership
How to Manage Power at the Top
Learning to use power for good is a noble, delicate endeavor – one of the most inspiring journeys we can take as humans. Here are a few things to consider. More
Here’s One Simple Solution to Wealth Inequality
A New York University business school professor explains why treating employees well may help reduce inequality—and improve the bottom line. More
To Advance Humanity, We Must Retool Tech
A Duke University business professor explains how – and why—it’s time to reform tech. More
What is Womxn? Here’s Why Your Company Needs to Get on Board.
Major companies are moving into the conversation about how to reflect the increasingly complex, nuanced ways Americans identify ourselves. More
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