
Davos 2020: Here's what you need to know about the future of work
From lifelong learning to the rise of machines, here's what you need to know about how work and skills will feature on the Davos agenda.
From lifelong learning to the rise of machines, here's what you need to know about how work and skills will feature on the Davos agenda.
A hard-won free-trade deal and a massive youth population - will these factors make this 'Africa's century'? And what about gender-based violence and the gig economy. Key moments from the...
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Here's what is human capital. There's nothing more positive in economics than investing in people. But how do you measure its effectiveness?
From global trade to honey badgers, the Alibaba founder had some colourful advice for the business community at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin, China.
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It's 2018, but we're still light years from gender equality. There are some clear reasons why - and also some workable solutions.
Is NAFTA dead? Who's starting a trade war? How do you say CPTPP in Japanese? These are just some of the questions world leaders and trade experts chewed over at the World Economic Forum m...
Antes de los Paradise Papers, llegaron los Panama Papers. Y con de los Papeles de Panamá, se inició una investigación del gobierno panameño sobre la evasión de impuestos en alta mar.
Almost two years after the Panama Papers, the global tax system is still broken – and it's time to get indignant, says economist Joseph Stiglitz.
And beyond the alliterative line-up, there were great moments with Google's Sundar Pichai, China's Liu He and Zimbabwe's newly elected President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
The Prime Minister of Canada had a rousing message for the assembled business leaders and heads of state: women's economic contribution can no longer be ignored.
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From China's geopolitical rise to blockchain tech and bullet-proof batteries, here are the 10 best bits from this week's World Economic Forum in China.