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The Global Talent Competitiveness Index is an annual benchmarking report that measures the ability of countries to compete for talent - with a focus this year on AI.
Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder and CEO attended a conference bringing together more than 3,000 small Indian businesses. It's a move set to counter negative feeling toward the company and ut...
Countries leading the way on innovativeness, which will be the key as the Fourth Industrial Revolution advances and the fight against climate change ramps up.
Greener, more inclusive economies are within our reach, we just need visionary leadership to guide us. Read key findings from the Global Competitiveness Report 2019
No longer having preferential access to the European Union and the UK's new tariff regime could seriously affect exports for many trading partners.
India's reforms have made it the most improved G20 economy in the Global Competitiveness Index 4.0. Now it needs to make sure its most valuable asset doesn't become a liability.
More food for thought in this week's round-up: do you know the age when most mental illnesses start, and is AI a threat to human rights?
World Economic Forum researchers have developed a new framework for measuring competitiveness and ranking economies relative to one another. And the results might surprise you.
Diverse, open and inclusive societies directly benefit economic growth, writes Sander van 't Noordende. So how can organizations best create an inclusive environment for their employees?
The World Economic Forum’s latest report on global competitiveness highlights how countries are adapting to the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Here’s how they compare.
The United States is one of the world’s great innovation powerhouses, according to the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Report 2018.
Even as globalization has led to unprecedented gains for many from the movement of goods, services, people and ideas, there are those who have lost out – economically, politically or cult...
New data from the International Longevity Centre shows that output increases as age increases.
A new World Economic Forum report explores key trends, challenges and opportunities in the region.
The region's youth are reaching working age faster than their countries can create jobs for them – threatening the strong growth of the recent past.
