5 ways social enterprise funders can act differently in 2021
What actions should social enterprise funders and philanthropic organizations take to reimagine their models and our world beyond the COVID-19 pandemic?
What actions should social enterprise funders and philanthropic organizations take to reimagine their models and our world beyond the COVID-19 pandemic?
From investing in resilience, to leveraging digital technologies, here are six ways Latin America can create a green, resilient and inclusive economy.
By measuring how free we feel in the workplace in 4 basic ways, we can make advances in our commitment to inclusion, equality and tackling racial injustice.
Innovation can only flourish if we learn to include those who serve as champions of change.
Technology can be biased, but it can also help companies to improve inclusion and diversity in the workplace - and, in turn, to boost their bottom lines.
Economist Robert J. Shiller, from Yale University, discusses the idea that COVID-19 has brought about two pandemics. A health pandemic and a pandemic of economic aniexty.
While health officials battle the spread of COVID-19 across the globe, the crisis has created some opportunities for positive change in China.
South African model and activist Thando Hopa takes to the Betazone stage to discuss representation, inclusivity and her experiences as a person with albinism.
Private equity buyout effects vary widely depending on whether the target firm is publicly or privately held, and on the external economic conditions, researchers find.
This column explores how business cycle shocks are useful for explaining the evolution of US wealth and income inequality from the 1950s to today.
Most NGOs have tales of funders causing compromises, ethical knots, and budgetary jeopardy – all of which erodes their impact.
The country is growing rapidly due to smart use of technology to drive a digital transformation.
Monetary policy can stabilize the economy, averting a systemic crisis. These measures helped shore up stability, with the positive effects outweighing the negative effects.
'Bad news' bias occurs when countries typically not covered by international news outlets are reported on for violence and terrorism, leading to a negative outlook on the nation. This can...
A study in Germany has shown that companies with greater representation of workers on their board, have higher stock value than those who don't.