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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
An example from the chocolate industry shows the potential for responsible practices sparking a widescale sustainability transition.
COVID-19 emerged a year ago, but ships' crews are still blocked from landing in most ports. Two ships captains tell their stories to the World Vs Virus podcast.
COVID-19 has halted global travel, impacting travel, and trade. Members of CommonTrust Network discuss ways of bringing it to pre-pandemic levels safely.
The magnitude of the task will test global supply chains like never before and needs bold collective action from multinationals, governments and industries
Restrictions imposed due to the pandemic have had the unintended consequence of keeping seafarers away from home for months. The industry demands action.
Corporations need to widen their income statement to include profit, loss and a new, third column: impact. The financial implications of our social and environmental actions.
From 2035, the only new cars for sale in China will be electric, hybrid or fuel-cell. Europe has similar plans aimed at decarbonizing the transport sector.
A new report shows that every major truck and bus manufacturer in North America is developing an all-electric vehicle or is part of collaboration to do so.
From battery performance and manufacture to charge point availability, innovation on multiple fronts is needed to electrify long-range, heavy-duty vehicles
The mining and metals sector is facing a raft of transformational pressures. Here's how the industry can respond – and strengthen its role in the coming era.
Chocolate is a global $130 billion industry, that relies on one key ingredient; cocoa. But the cocoa supply chain is far from sweet, due to its heavy reliance on cheap labour.
From the labor of growing, exporting, and roasting, to the materials like packaging, cups, there are many underlying costs that go into every cup of coffee.
The need for an improved environment for frontline work has never been greater.
COVID-19 has caused a cycling boom as people use bikes instead of public transport. This is how European governments responded - and which country is investing most.