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Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Once restrictions lift, most Europeans say they plan to eat less meat and fly less frequently to combat climate change according to an EIB survey.
COVID-19 may have exposed cracks in business models but it has renewed efforts to build a sustainable economy – Ukraine can be part of that crucial change.
Corporate turnarounds and restructuring show the necessity of taking required and swift action in this fast and ever-changing landscape.
Scientists have found evidence of tiny synthetic fibres which are consumed by sea creatures and could cause further damage to the fragile Arctic ecosystem.
Demark is creating a digital COVID-19 'vaccine passport', to be rolled out in the first few months of 2021, with 1% of its population already vaccinated.
With the vaccine effort signalling an end to the pandemic, is there a danger that we could slip back into the old ways of doing business.
The massive intervention during 2020 has reversed a trend, effectively reviving the social contract, at least for now.
As inequality grows and the planet warms, business need to stop talking and start acting to transform capitalism so it is both fair and sustainable.
An example from the chocolate industry shows the potential for responsible practices sparking a widescale sustainability transition.
SUN Mobility, a tech start-up based in Bengaluru in Karnataka, India, is rolling out a swappable battery service for electric vehicles.
From the reduced take-up of public transport to more green spaces, here are 6 ways our cities are changing in the coronavirus pandemic.
The impact of recurring COVID-19 outbreaks means it's time for businesses to re-examine how they forecast and use data.
COVID-19 has halted global travel, impacting travel, and trade. Members of CommonTrust Network discuss ways of bringing it to pre-pandemic levels safely.
Tech topics not covered or discussed by the public, such as cyber security, can make it harder to drive the adoption and support of key technologies to tackle COVID-19.