A year after raising $125 million, LangChain is expanding its enterprise tools as OpenAI and Anthropic move further into the business of building A.I. agents. trib.al/QcXq5ZX

The managing director acknowledges that the 2024 campaign divided fans but argues it put the brand back in the conversation. Now the road-ready production version, unveiled earlier this month in Midtown Manhattan, has to carry that attention forward. trib.al/8mS1eNd

The Chilean-born artist, whose 'A Logo for America' returned to New York this fall, doubts that art can change the world but believes it can shift how we see it. trib.al/7Txnhfa

Three years into Banga's presidency, the World Bank Group is attracting record private capital. A new digital strategy and efforts to bring in institutional investors aim to turn more of that money into jobs. trib.al/Yqxqxtm

TSMC's profits climbed nearly 69 percent as C.C. Wei considered expanding beyond Arizona. Talks involving Musk's Terafab remain preliminary. trib.al/wVcuzBK

Some design in Paris and build in Switzerland, others assemble internationally sourced components at home and still others develop their own mechanisms in complex cross-border arrangements. Our guide to French makers, from Breguet to Depancel, maps the many forms the country’s horological brilliance takes. trib.al/b1YjXCA

“To pass from one dream to another” fills the biennial's three primary venues with monumental textiles, immersive installations and moments of welcome humor. trib.al/HOXlvi7

Collectors, according to several dealers, moved quickly on established names despite the mounting unrest in the streets. trib.al/Cupm4se

At bars in New York and London, art collections are shaping entire cocktail menus, extending a relationship that goes back to the Bellini. trib.al/JHYRUeU

Attention is easy to borrow and harder to keep. The brands that build lasting consumer relationships are those whose partnerships, experiences and cultural touchpoints add up to a recognizable identity. trib.al/4YgklJR

Concerned photography, rooted in intention and responsibility, asks us to slow down and consider not only what we are seeing but also who made it and why. trib.al/QZlGEbn

Following collector-focused fairs established in New York and Dubai, two new events in Miami and Las Vegas promise performances, workshops and evening gatherings alongside the usual booths. Founders Lex Borrero and Faheem Khan explain the trade-offs that will go into making the experience feel personal. trib.al/1GLyCPq

Edward Enninful’s “The 90s: Art and Fashion” assembles striking art, images and garments from a decade of upended taboos and pre-digital cool, yet its abrupt ending and narrow scope leave the era’s actual legacy largely unexplored. trib.al/tMPJURn

The nonprofit center backed by collector Laurent Dumas anchors a mixed-use district on Île Seguin with commissions, accessible spaces and family programming. Its inaugural show pairs historic pieces loaned by the Fonds Renault pour l'Art et la Culture with 17 new works by artists including Théo Mercier and Bianca Bondi. trib.al/7xPwK4H

An on-site preview of ASerra, near Melides, reveals how the designer hopes to make a hotel and private villas into a village worth returning to. trib.al/AZ2XK6T

Paris is embracing plant-based food, without abandoning butter, steak frites or its devotion to the pleasure of eating. trib.al/su4HFFI

Vampires, body horror and supernatural secrets populate Kikić’s recommendations, but beneath the scares lie stories of grief, rage, repression and the search for belonging. trib.al/2HpsU8j

As Art Basel Paris brings the international art world to the French capital, the city's expanding cultural ecosystem has mounted an impressive lineup of exhibitions. From Barbara Kruger's intervention at the Bourse de Commerce and Ibrahim Mahama's takeover of Fondation Cartier to new presentations of work by Kennedy Yanko, Lee Krasner and Kerry James Marshall, these are the shows worth making time for. trib.al/OOkYuwl

Google and OpenAI are pushing A.I. beyond the chatbot and into everyday business tasks. The next enterprise A.I. phase will depend on building the infrastructure that directs their work, manages risk and makes businesses accountable for the results. trib.al/4kbG7Jq

For his first edition as director, Crippa is sharpening the fair’s ties to Paris while expanding its programming and cross-industry collaborations in a bid to keep collectors coming back. trib.al/2tfm5Uw