Creativity

IN 1968, a good, but not exceptional, athlete won the high jump gold medal at the Olympics. The man, Dick Fosbury, leapt higher than every other competitor at the Mexico City Games. And he did it by j...

New scientific methods are helping researchers understand how dreams can boost brainpower

Thinking bigger is about assembling old ideas in a new way, says author Sheena Iyengar, who writes that all successful innovators are ‘strategic copiers’

From theatre and music to fashion and architecture, artificial intelligence is supercharging creative work, even as ethical concerns mount

Reviving our social and political imagination will require defeating tech monopolists, the academic clerisy, and other vested interests in the knowledge-industrial complex.

It resists the measurement and strategies with which we're familiar.

CREATIVITY has been identified as a critical driver for economic growth and social reform at the macro level, and an enhancer of individual performance and competitiveness at the micro level.

Joint project for Disney teaches each side something about how the other works.

Business leaders must use diagnostic frameworks to examine the extent to which entrepreneurialism, creativity and continuous learning is promoted within their organisation.