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Allowing workers to 'fail up' can yield talented leaders. But only some people are allowed to fail without penalty, while others never get the chance.

The tech giant says it will not develop workarounds once it abandons third-party tracking cookies.

The small bowl bought for $35 last year is set to be auctioned for between $300,000 and $500,000.

Yusaku Maezawa says he will pay for the entire trip, so those who come on board will fly for free.

The controversial US nuclear submarines operated for more than 30 years and has a lasting legacy.

Sweden is trying to encourage consumers to repair household items like washing machines.

From lower carbon emissions to fewer potholes, there are a number of benefits to building a layer of plastic into roads.

In the past year, more than 20 rangers have been killed defending Africa's oldest national park.

Amazing images as Nasa's Perseverance rover lands on Mars and seeks signs of past microbial life.

Why does endlessly looking for bad news feel so strangely gratifying – and can we break the habit?

The government had decided last week to lift a ban on burials after criticism from minorities.

The streaming platform said it had changed its spelling of "women" to be more gender neutral.

Three women, who faced up to two years in jail, were found not guilty of offending religious feelings.

If there is a God, would they be bound by the laws of physics?

How the priceless skull of an ancient ancestor was brought to the UK from South Africa for study.

Traditionally, we view reaching a good work-life balance as hitting a goal. But it may be more of a moving target than we realise.

Lawrence Stroll, executive chairman of Aston Martin, tells the BBC he wants to build a firm with a "luxury profile".

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Over the past year, BBC Future has aimed to go deeper into the science behind the pandemic as it evolved. What have we learnt, and what is still unknown?

Some Japanese citizens have said the tests for Covid-19 caused them "psychological distress".

The ex-president, found guilty of trying to bribe a judge, will remain free while he appeals.

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Could the cryptocurrency's huge electricity consumption also sink it?

New York City is a shadow of its former self. Will its unique spirit return after the pandemic ends?