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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
With incentives to tackle cyber threats and digital resilience concerns, G7 nations agreed to share their expertise to prevent and mitigate cyber risks.
If unaddressed, supply chain challenges will hamper recovery and growth. Business leaders at Davos 2022 share how to build supply chain resilience and sustainability.
This bond market metric is in the headlines - but what exactly is the yield curve and can it really indicate whether or not we’re heading for a recession?
Three ways organizations can adapt to confront and manage threats posed by risks including climate change, financial shocks, terrorism and cyber threats.
Women are heavily involved in agriculture in Africa, They must be included in governments' climate resilience, response and recovery strategies.
A software entrepreneur and author explains how to foster a risk-taking culture in business so that innovative and unconventional ideas are unlocked.
The US wants companies to disclose their emissions, but some firms are against it. Investors are seeking more data from businesses related to climate change.
Investment in climate resilience for infrastructure is vital. Providing the construction sector with data and tools to assess climate risks could save lives.
Adversity is a part of business — how we overcome it shapes the success of our companies and workers. Here's how to build resilience and prepare for adversity.
Was climate change the inspiration behind the movie Don't Look Up"? We talk to the Adam McKay the creator of the movie on Radio Davos.
Economist Rodney Ramcharan explains the theory behind why raising interest rates lowers inflation and also the ripple effect it can have.
Geopolitical tensions are high and cyber attacks are increasing in frequency and severity. Here's how senior executives can protect their organizations
Education, early warning systems, strong coastal defences and regional data sharing are four examples of how countries can prepare for the next disaster.
In the World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report, it was found that over 84% of global leaders feel worried or concerned about the outlook of the world.
Governments and the private sector must react now to create a resilient economy and unified agenda for sustainable, inclusive growth