The Business of Creativity Newsletter
A weekly briefing on the big ideas shaping the world.
Anya Hindmarch on why you should embrace the dip. TikTok culture makes verbal impact. South Park revives satire. And the UK's first electric football stadium.
Your creativity can drive markets. OpenAI launched GPT-5. A-level grades return to pre-pandemic levels. And Can Hauser & Wirth crack Silicon Valley?
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If you can't find a solution, try reframing the problem. Is UK higher education in jeopardy? Gentrification in Mexico city. And opening a museum ain't like dusting crops, boy!
Recognise your moment of truth. It's earnings season again. Irvine Welsh explores 'Men in Love'. And how to run a museum in a period of crisis.
Stop trying to be an ideas person (you are one already). Tesla takes the stand. Nvidia is Beijing-bound. And a Martian fragment under the hammer.
Rock 'n' roll leadership. From rubble to renewal with AI. The basic income trial in Ireland. And Superman pushes the genre.
Why entrepreneurs should be artful. A new leap for PUMA. Public media fights back. And Tube art.
Perfection is boring. Edinburgh's Filmhouse gets renewed. It's Glasto Time again. And designing for tomorrow's games.
Hard times offer better lessons. The RA's Summer Exhibition is breathable. Eurostar expands routes. And Art Basel is poised to inspire a new generation.
Three routes to business growth. Layoffs at Disney. V&A East Storehouse redefines museum-going. And distinct optimism from independent booksellers.
Ambition will feed your creativity. AI looms over the animation fest in Annecy. The Pompidou in South America. And celebrating Broadway's big year.
