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Wharton professors George Day and Gregory Shea explain why investing in forward-thinking talent pools can help prepare businesses for uncertainties.
Gillian Triggs, the UNHCR's Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, urged businesses and governments to help refugees with employment during the pandemic.
Ahead of World Refugee Day, Young Global Leaders and Global Shapers discussed how to support refugees and asylum seekers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Public Health Professor Devi Sridhar considers why people of colour are more likely to catch and be killed by COVID-19. And what of the long-term effects of the virus?
It may not have been the ceremony they were hoping for, but the class of 2020 benefited from some words of wisdom in a virtual speech by the former US First Lady.
The document would identify someone who recently recovered from the virus. But with uncertainties over how immune people become - and for how long - make the idea controversial.
A look at the top coronavirus stories on Friday 19 June.
Many of the tactics used by PE firms can help investors engage in more active ownership amid the shift towards stakeholder capitalism.
Countries must shift from reactive to proactive measures to identify and prevent potential cyber- or bio- attacks spread through health and bio-tech sectors.
During this fast-moving COVID-19 pandemic, organizations are faced with a unique set of challenges summed up in one word: uncertainty.
Oman's plans for a sustainable future have been put to the test by the COVID-19 pandemic - but its entrepreneurial drive has helped lessen the impacts.
Economic predictions for the COVID-19 recession are bleak. Here's how oil, consumer spending, GDP and economic output are set to change and how 2020 compares to past recessions.



