Steve Jobs

Why is it that some people who become famous for their ability to innovate and invent can also sometimes become famous for other less savoury reasons?(...)

When disgruntled Fairchild Semiconductor engineers Robert Noyce (co-inventor of the integrated circuit) and Gordon Moore jumped ship to set up their o(...)

Man or machine? Efficient, unemotional and without any of the cognitive biases that bedevil human judgement, computers increasingly dominate today’s i(...)

One of the most difficult people I ever worked with was a very clever newspaper journalist with a stunning knack for getting scoops. We sat near each(...)

What have Michael Dell, Steve Jobs and Howard Shultz got in common? Among other things they are all boomerang hires. The left their employers and then(...)

Con artists have always been slithering around. Huckleberry Finn tangled with flimflam men on Mississippi riverboats. There was a flirty snake-oil sal(...)

Don’t mind that title. Nobody is having a nice day in Chinese animator Liu Jian’s gritty, gut-wrenching crime saga. It took three years for him to dra(...)

Apple is planning to use its own chips in Mac computers beginning as early as 2020, replacing processors from Intel. The initiative, code named Kala(...)

Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg hit back against Tim Cook, calling the Apple CEO’s criticism of the social-media giant “extremely glib.” Coo(...)

Disruption is overrated and deciding what not to do is an essential ingredient of successful innovation. These were just two of the quite surprising i(...)