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  • The week in charts

    The article discusses the impact of Agentic AI in the pharmaceutical industry and highlights trends in global economic profit. It does not provide specific dates or locations but emphasizes the significance of AI technology in transforming pharma operations and details on economic performance metrics worldwide.

  • Sense and sensibility

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  • Small planes, big changes: The evolving business of regional aviation

    Explore regional aviation trends, myth-busting insights, and growth opportunities, highlighting how small aircraft and regional jets drive connectivity and innovation.

  • Fwd: The Monocle Minute On Design – Wednesday 29 October 2025

    This week’s Monocle dispatch covers various design highlights, starting with the sustainable wooden roof at Portland International Airport, designed by ZGF Architects, which won an award for its ecological approach. Naomi Xu Elegant reports from New York’s Architecture & Design Film Festival on the film “Identity: A Czech Graphic Design Love Story,” which highlights the…

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  • Three new branding projects raising the bar for graphic design

    Three new branding projects raising the bar for graphic design

    The article highlights three standout graphic design projects that redefine visual identity standards for diverse entities: Studio Mimu’s work for Land + Form in Australia, DNCO’s rebranding of the Dumbo neighborhood in New York, and Panglossian Studio’s design for Primo Posto restaurant in Hong Kong. Each project uniquely captures its subject’s essence—Studio Mimu embraces nature…

  • People are increasingly bored in our digital age

    People are increasingly bored in our digital age

    Despite the expectation that increased access to digital media would reduce boredom, reports indicate rising boredom levels, particularly from 2009 to 2020 among youth, which is linked to negative impacts on well-being, learning, and behavior. The article posits that digital media contributes to boredom by dividing attention, elevating engagement expectations, diminishing meaning, increasing opportunity costs,…

  • How Common Is Accidental Invention?

    How Common Is Accidental Invention?

    In 1856, William Perkin accidentally invented the first synthetic aniline dye, mauve, while attempting to synthesize quinine for malaria treatment, which led to the creation of a synthetic dye industry and eventually the industrial chemical industry. A study of historic inventions from 1800 to 1970 found that 14 out of 190 could be characterized as…

  • Why Apple’s M5 is outside the AI bubble | John Davies posted on the topic | LinkedIn

    Why Apple’s M5 is outside the AI bubble | John Davies posted on the topic | LinkedIn

    The article discusses Apple’s strategic position in the AI landscape, emphasizing its divergence from the current AI infrastructure model dominated by companies like NVIDIA, Microsoft, and OpenAI. Apple focuses on high-performance, energy-efficient chips, such as the new M5 with a 3.5x AI performance boost, enabling the use of open-source models on personal devices, contrasting with…

  • The Gen AI Playbook for Organizations

    Business leaders frequently inquire about the capabilities and trajectory of generative AI, questioning its potential to match employee intelligence, accuracy in delivering business value, and the pace of AI transformation compared to competitors. However, the article suggests that leaders should instead focus on how to effectively use generative AI now to create a competitive advantage,…

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