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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
ESG reporting will be key to meeting China's climate goals. A new report by the Forum and Pwc China explores the challenges and opportunities for businesses.
International Women's Day: Period poverty and how this Chinese retailer is tackling the issue.
As part of it's new 5-year plan, China is expected to reduce its role as a major financier of coal-fired power plants, in favour of green tech investments.
It is crucial that Europe looks beyond its own shores for lessons in how to adapt and innovate quickly.
Beijing approaches regional trade policies via small states first, such as New Zealand, Iceland and now Mauritius.
Ministry of Transportation data has shown a 70% drop in the number of trips across China in the two weeks before Lunar New Year compared to 2019.
A pilot project in China aims to harness big data through a platform that detects air pollution hotspots and sends data via an app to enforcement officers.
This visualization shows that the largest countries occupying the Earth's surface are Russia, Canada and China together taking up 7.2% of its overall area.
A survey by Edelman Research polled 33,000 respondents in 28 countries about their trust in business from October 19 to November 18, 2020.
A recent Chinese strawberry-growing competition shows the potential of digitally assisted farming.
According to eMarketer, between 2016 and 2020 in China, the share of online sales in all retail sales more than doubled – from around 20% to a projected 44%.
The resilience of Asian economies has reinforced long-term trends that will continue driving China and Southeast Asia’s growth.
China will overtake the United States to become the world’s biggest economy in 2028, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research.
During a pandemic, how medical costs are shared among the state, insurers and patients has a profound impact on individual wellbeing and welfare.
Malaysians, Australians and Chinese are the most trusting of their healthcare systems, the Ipsos Global Health Service Monitor 2020 finds.