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Three books explore what horticulture has meant to people from very different walks of life

Even in tough times, our capacity for charity and compassion has endured

Apps that let retailers hire freelance staff by the shift are increasing in popularity

Consumers are loath to give up hailing a ride or home deliveries

Julian Fellowes’ study of elite Manhattanites touches on social matters but is more concerned with petty scandals

The many misfortunes of a young Copenhagen woman are starkly painted in Magnus von Horn’s true-crime drama

Anna Huix’s photographs capture a tournament that triumphed against the odds

Once so ubiquitous as to have become deeply uncool, the translucent square has shimmied back into favour, with its futuristic chic being reinterpreted by a new cohort of designers

Huawei’s software bugs pose a problem for China’s mission to catch up with Nvidia on AI chips

Security hawks in Washington worry that infrastructure deals risk the future of AI