November 19, 2024
Issue 44: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Find your creative philosophy. The G20 steels itself for Trump. Who will be the Chancellor of Oxford University? And the problem with K-Pop.
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November 12, 2024
Issue 43: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Where’s the big idea? COP29 heats up. Ain’t Nuthin’ but a G Thang for Pentagram. And female fire at the Grammys.
November 5, 2024
Issue 42: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
A tip from Quincy Jones. Americans head to the polls. Preserve public broadcasting. And why poor art is good art.
October 29, 2024
Issue 41: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
End times for end lines? Time we committed to creativity. Cities develop sustainably. And the World of Tim Burton.
October 22, 2024
Issue 40: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Humour trumps anger. The IMF has some structural suggestions. Navalny’s journals. And Johnnie Walker’s ‘Keep Walking’ at forty.
October 15, 2024
Issue 39: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Make Britain create again. A Stirling architectural effort. Fintech for free. And New York Comic Con.
October 8, 2024
Issue 38: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
Why we need more da Vinci and less Sun Tzu. Will robo-taxis jumpstart a new market? A Banksy burglary. And French writers flourish.
October 1, 2024
Issue 37: A Bulletin for Big Ideas and Better Business
The Chief Entertainment Officer. CERN does fundamental research. The Busan International Film Festival. And guarding your creative legacy.
September 24, 2024
Issue 36: A bulletin for big ideas and better business.
Three ways to beat interrupters. The UN’s new pact. Nike takes a fresh run at things. And why freedom of information is crucial.
