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• Businesses need to focus on human capital, not just financial
• Globalism is dead. Long live globalization
• How Africa's entrepreneurs are changing the direction of globalization
• Wishful thinking won't solve the world's problems. But engineering might
• As fintech faces more automation, clients should still come first
• How a basic income can battle the 8 giants of a faltering economy
• Why strive for Industry 4.0
• Australia's record heatwave: From fainting tennis players to dead fish
• These 8 innovations could help us dramatically reduce our fossil fuel use
• 5 times that British star Andy Murray made sport more female-friendly
• Want a Sustainable Earth? Bring on the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• What the world can learn from Rwanda's approach to drones
• We need new tools for the Big Data era
• Meet the young world-changers coming to Davos 2019
• This is what matters in education, according to the world’s best teacher
• We can turn the whole economy carbon neutral. Here's how
• CO2 can be a valuable raw material, not just a climate killer. Here’s how
• The circular economy is a golden opportunity. Don’t let it go to waste
• Infrastructure around the world is failing. Here’s how to make it more resilient
• In a first for humankind, China successfully sprouts a seed on the Moon
• Opioid overdoses kill more each year in the US than car accidents
• Is a U.S. – China power transition inevitable?
• These 5 innovations show how good design can make the world more inclusive
• How a trade war would impact global growth
• Globalization 4.0 – what to expect from leaders
• 5 ways students can graduate fully qualified for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Why city residents should have a say in what their cities look like
• Scooters are driving the EV revolution in India
• To keep track of the SDGs, we need a data revolution
• My disability, my identity
• Brexit: What are Theresa May’s options for a ‘plan B’?
• Protectionism doesn't stand a chance in the age of connectivity
• Ethics and technology in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• These incredible photos of wildlife will change how you feel about the natural world
• How Abu Dhabi found a way to grow vegetables in 40-degree heat 
• 5 steps towards becoming a digital platform business
• 8 things we need to do to tackle humanitarian crises in 2019
• When did globalization begin? The answer might surprise you
• These countries are pioneering hydrogen power
• We could be sleepwalking into a new crisis. How should the business world prepare? 
• Who's coming to Davos 2019?
• These are the biggest global risks
• How to create a more purposeful capitalism 
• Are we sleepwalking into a new global crisis?
• Millions of people are heading to this Indian city for the world's largest religious festival
• 10 most respected professions in the world
• Bangladesh lends land to islanders as water devours homes
• A guide to sustainable e-commerce - by China’s biggest retailer
• Humans wanted: why automation won’t kill off your job
• Distributed ownership: what it means and how it could transform India
• Can digital securities fund an $18 trillion infrastructure gap?
• National borders don't stop in the physical world – they're in cyberspace too
• Dear France... President Emmanuel Macron writes an open letter to quell 'yellow vest' unrest
• The pharmaceutical industry must be a driver of change in the digital era
• Here are 10 astonishing photos that have changed the history of science
• The answer to nationalist fervour isn't less globalism. It's more
• Digital disruption can help us build a better tomorrow
• Cooking with numbers: lessons from a food economist
• 5G will redefine entire business models. Here’s how
• Why businesses are nothing without strong human rights
• These are the 10 most in-demand skills, according to LinkedIn
• The West is struggling to hit its climate targets. What would the developing world do differently? 
• Want a more inclusive society? Start with mobility
• Sustainable packaging is good for profits as well as the planet
• This Nobel Prize winner reveals the most important thing scientists need to make discoveries
• This is the world's biggest mental health problem - and you might not have heard of it
• Who is Alibaba's incoming chairman, Daniel Zhang?
• How investigating oak tree deaths is helping scientists understand diseases
• We should take humour in the workplace more seriously
• How Asia could be the winner in the US and China's Belt and Road race
• Why a healthy planet and a healthy economy go hand-in-hand
• Here’s why the African start-up scene is booming
• Brands can be a force for good and for growth. Here’s how
• AI isn’t taking our jobs - but it is changing how we recruit
• Earth already has a perfect recycling system. So why not use it?
• Why greening our cities is key to unlocking $29 trillion worth of investment
• Digital technology can cut global emissions by 15%. Here’s how
• 3 benefits of public-private mega-projects that most people ignore
• Batteries can power sustainable development. Here’s how
• How AI is revolutionizing the world of clean energy materials
• What’s really driving corporate climate action?
• Industry is where the real potential of AI lies
• This app can detect when someone has overdosed on opioids
• Denmark plans 'Silicon Valley' on 9 artificial islands off Copenhagen
• Trust in digital has eroded. Leaders must rebuild it
• On climate action, Europe must learn from its digital mistakes
• Energy efficiency can lead the world towards its climate targets
• We need to change the fast fashion model. Here’s how
• Why the ocean holds the key to sustainable development
• We can make sure Globalization 4.0 leaves no one behind. This is how
• The role of employers in the post #MeToo era
• With the Dead Sea drying up fast, these two countries have a plan to save it
• Robots aren’t stealing all our jobs, says the World Bank’s chief economist
• Predictions for the economy in 2019, dynamic cities and other top stories of the week 
• These are the economic, social and environmental impacts of fast fashion
• Ocean temperatures are rising faster than previously thought
• 5 life lessons from your immune system
• Findings show that recycling has been with us since the Bronze Age
• This surprising innovation could cut your pet's carbon pawprint
• What motivates workers in the gig economy?
• Here's why having more women in government is good for your health
• The Mona Lisa is falling apart. Here’s how AI could save it
• The Arab world’s best weapon against climate change? Its young people
• How the diaspora is helping Venezuela's migration crisis
• Accelerating a more sustainable industrial revolution with digital manufacturing  
• What has a year of experiments taught us about basic income?
• Governments must become as agile as startups. Here’s what they need to do
• This Berlin office is a glimpse into the future
• A low carbon energy world is dawning – but we must move even faster
• The Fourth Industrial Revolution will change production forever. Here’s how
• Automation will change the world of work – but probably for the better
• Here’s how climate change is going to affect China’s energy use
• Financial inclusion in India is soaring. Here's what must happen next
• We’re phoning it in on sustainability. It’s time for a worldwide wake-up call
• We can't future-proof technology. But here are 5 ways to forward plan
• Why being an introvert could actually help you network
• Leaders need hard data to make the hard decisions about sustainability
• How each country’s share of global CO2 emissions changes over time
• Scientists are using machine learning to unlock the mysteries of long-dead languages
• Talent is worldwide. Opportunity is not. How can we redistribute it?
• How companies in Japan are fighting sleep deprivation epidemic
• Will a European army ever be a reality?
• The future of manufacturing is smart, secure and stable
• How telehealth can get healthcare to more people
• Three ways the world must tackle mental health
• We can end TB right now. Here's how
• Why the world is not as globalized as you think
• What the next 20 years will mean for jobs – and how to prepare
• The impact of mobile and rapid digital adoption on how India consumes
• Here's how we solve the global crisis of tribalism and democratic decay
• Globalization 4.0 must provide for the poorest, or it risks causing chaos for everyone
• Stepping up to the challenge of sustainable and inclusive growth
• New board game asks 'Who's She?' to spotlight famous women in history
• What's behind wage disparities between cities? 
• Loans are helping Kenyan women turn idle land into stable businesses
• These are the 5 most impactful jobs in AI, research finds
• How a mosquito 'birth control' could be key in the fight against malaria
• Why wealth management needs more EQ than IQ
• How electrification will make the world more inclusive
• More Americans are making no weekly purchases with cash
• Here’s how to build energy infrastructures fit for the future
• Why the 21st century's biggest health challenge is our shared responsibility
• Why people with disabilities are your company’s untapped resource
• A multipolar world brings back the national champions
• The cost of housing is tearing our society apart
• These are the biggest risks to the global economy in 2019
• 5 lessons for the future success of virtual and augmented reality
• We have to fight for a fairer tech industry for women
• Removing sweets from supermarket checkouts could help fight obesity
• This is our chance to completely redefine the meaning of work
• Globalization 4.0 will help us tackle climate change. Here’s how
• The top 10 tech issues for 2019
• New York City launches $100 million universal health insurance program
• India will overtake the US economy by 2030
• Kenya is planning to teach Chinese in its elementary schools
• These solar panels pull clean drinking water from the air
• Here’s how much debt your country is in right now
• Here’s why green manufacturing is crucial for a low-carbon future
• What a football shirt tells us about globalization 4.0
• Diverse boards are better. So how do you build one?
• Three trends leaders must navigate in a shifting geopolitical climate
• How Singapore is securing its food supply with rooftop farms
• How Pakistan is tackling its air pollution
• Changing the AI narrative – a call to action
• Pope Francis has warned of resurgent nationalism and urges help for migrants
• The power of digital tools to transform mental healthcare
• These 7 charts show how the world is becoming a better place
• Future technologies that will drive Industry 4.0
• Jellyfish are taking over the world – and climate change could be to blame
• How to nurture innovation, from Silicon Valley to Bengaluru
• We need to talk about failure in the social sector
• These are the world’s best countries to retire in, as of 2019
• How to fight back against misinformation and polarization
• How big data helped to create a spicy chocolate bar
• Beyond populist disruption, what now for global free trade?
• Win-win solutions for Syrian refugees and their hosts
• Women’s voices must be heard in the battle to save the ocean
• How AI is transforming the fight against money laundering
• How play can help Africa’s kids develop skills for the future
• Air conditioning is threatening our ability to tackle climate change. Here's what we need to do 
• Enjoy seeing others fail? You're only human
• Is our obsession with taking photos changing how we remember the past?
• How many people are enslaved in the world today?
• From stamping out stereotypes to finding your 'spark', here's how to close the global gender gap
• The Euro turns 20. What have we learned from it?
• Why solving the problem of plastic waste will begin at home
• Robots will soon be a necessity but they won't take all our jobs
• Malawi is using bamboo to fight climate change
• How scientists are using algorithms to calculate the world’s longest straight lines
• How impoverished artisans can be empowered through fashion
• Your brain has more in common with an ant colony than you realised
• It's time wealth - not poverty - dictates Africa's development
• Millions of young people need better job skills. Here's how businesses can help
• 3 megatrends for the factories of the future
• Where does our food come from? Here's why we need to know
• How to survive and thrive in our age of uncertainty
• Why a cash-free future might not be as close as you think
• How the gender commuting gap could be harming women's careers
• China's spectacular winter festival has just kicked off
• An alternative view of Globalization 4.0, and how to get there
• One good reason to feel less blue about the future of our ocean
• Confronting neo-mercantilism: why regulation is critical to global trade
• Three ways to improve your corporate culture in the #MeToo era
• What chocolate and batteries can teach us about Globalization 4.0
• The unique role of business in building social good
• What can America learn from Sweden about healthcare?
• Will orbiting missile interceptors mean the weaponization of space?
• The world’s coastal cities are going under. Here’s how some are fighting back
• How India will consume in 2030: 10 mega trends
• Kenya is turning to solar power to pump water
• How South Korea is using gender equality to fix its demographic crisis
• How inadequate urban planning is failing children's human rights
• ​In 1983, Isaac Asimov predicted the world of 2019. Here's what he got right
• A cancer-detecting breathalyzer has moved into clinical trials
• This is why improving access to surgery during childbirth is vital
• Social media linked to a higher risk of depression in teen girls
• How climate change caused the world’s first ever empire to collapse
• Here’s how to improve diversity in startups
• Who holds the key to the future of biotechnology? You do
• Companies have a new skill to master – innovation
• What’s behind South Korea’s elderly crime wave?
• Venice will now start charging tourists an entrance fee
• 4 big trends for the sharing economy in 2019
• Food system failures in our age of abundance
• 10 predictions for the global economy in 2019
• From rescue animals to electric buses, California is introducing bold new rules
• These are the world's 20 most dynamic cities
• This breakthrough in plant engineering could feed millions more people
• Renewables have overtaken coal as Germany's main energy source
• A cure for Alzheimer's, don't give up on 2019 and other top stories of the week
• AI can wreak havoc if left unchecked by humans
• The time for cities to get smart is now
• Is your business model fit for the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
• The three biggest challenges for India's future
• How do we solve LGBTQ discrimination? One word: visibility
• This is how AI can help humanity
• The periodic table is 150 years old – but it could have looked very different
• Here’s why cloning could be the future of agriculture
• 5 key values of strong Māori leadership
• 3 ways to be a good leader in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• From Charlie Chaplin to Agatha Christie: New out-of-copyright works and where to find them
• Violent disorder is on the rise. Is inequality to blame? 
• Here are three ways the private sector can act as a sustainability catalyst for Globalization 4.0
• US gun deaths are at their highest rate in 40 years
• Why the British Royal family dropped its stiff upper lip
• China makes history as it successfully lands on the dark side of the moon
• Here are three ways organizations can prepare for tomorrow's world
• Analysis: UK electricity generation in 2018 falls to the lowest level since 1994
• This is what the cities of the future could look like
• How we can win the war against antibiotic resistance 
• Why elections in 2019 will tell us if it’s time for a new world order
• 3 ways Bollywood can help shape the future of globalization
• 10 reasons to be optimistic in 2019
• How India's globalized cities will change its future
• This city in Pakistan is going to use cow poo to power its buses
• These charts show the extreme concentration of global wealth
• Why heatwaves are the silent killers more devastating than hurricanes  
• How the digital finance revolution can drive sustainable development
• Why AI is failing the next generation of women
• Why this is the year we must take action on mental health
• Chart of the day: These countries have the largest carbon footprints
• More than 750 million people around the world would migrate if they could
• This 12-year-old built an underwater robot to fight plastic pollution
• An Indian temple’s ban on 'menstruating' women is finally breached
• 6 steps to ensure employee well-being in your company
• An ageing workforce isn't a burden. It's an opportunity
• How virtual reality tumours could help cure cancer
• How the tech world could make nonprofits a more powerful force
• A new estimate suggests global migration is much higher than we thought
• This graphic shows 200 years of US immigration as the rings of a growing tree trunk
• How to outsmart bias when you're recruiting
• How social media images can predict gentrification in cities
• 3 vital steps to a new gender equality playbook
• Can socks save the world? Why social enterprise is the new normal for entrepreneurs
• Forward Agenda: What can we expect from 2019?
• Why press freedom should be at the top of everyone’s agenda
• The shrinking Arctic ice protects us all. It’s time to act
• How can we produce enough protein to feed 10 billion people? 
• We must stop choking the ocean with plastic waste. Here’s how
• 5G isn't just a buzzword. It will change the world
• Here’s how companies can drive growth for all
• Trust is at breaking point. It’s time to rebuild it
• How to gain a leading edge in AI and the production of tomorrow
• Companies can help build a more inclusive world. Here's how
• It’s time to stop talking about ethics in AI and start doing it
• Here's why smaller companies make the most valuable partners
• A record number of women will be serving in the new US Congress
• California wants all its buses to be 100% electric
• Why the 15-hour work week is not just a pipe dream
• Here's why we like some words more than others
• What two French words teach us about demographic and social change
• Parks make city dwellers healthier and happier - but only if they can use them
• 3 ways to fix the way we fund humanitarian relief
• Why daily doses of nature in the city matter for people and the planet
• Market liquidity, leverage, and regulation ten years after the crisis
• State-dependent effects of monetary policy
• Why massive effort needs to be put into growing trees on farms
• Will food be grown in soil in 100 years time? 
• Why Victorians feared modern technology would make everyone blind
• More people are experiencing severe food allergies than ever before
• We can assess the health of coral reefs by the sounds algae make
• Why biodiversity is key to our survival
• Business should be joyful – just ask the sports world
• Here's how we can combine robots with the Internet of Things
• In 2019, women's rights are still not explicitly recognized in the US Constitution
• What makes someone an 'illegal immigrant'?
• Opioids are not much better at treating pain than a placebo
• The science behind your decision-making
• This one small change could transform education for millions
• Nuclear security risks in the Black Sea region and how to reduce them
• Talent, not technology, is the key to success in a digital future
• Is digital intelligence the key to Globalization 4.0?
• We used AI to study the world’s toilets. This is what we found
• 5 rules for making employers and employees trust each other again
• Does mandatory voting work? Lessons from Australia
• Occasional use of antibiotics is more closely linked to resistance than repeated use
• Do kids need more hands-on experience with money? 
• Hooked on a book, podcast or TV show? Here’s how the story changes you
• 5 ways for business leaders to win in the 2020s
• How should corporate boards respond to climate change? 
• We need to bin disposable items for good. Here are 5 ways to do it
• How human rights laws are helping to address economic inequality
• Paintings of working women by a leading suffragette acquired for Britain
• Some companies produce a disproportionate number of future CEOs. Here's how
• In Melbourne, you can now 'play' a tram
• How African cities can harness green technologies for growth and jobs
• From glass ceiling to glass cliff: women are not a leadership quick-fix
• The number of people with dementia has doubled in just 26 years
• Guide dogs respond better than many humans to autonomous robots
• Unlocking the value of augmented reality data
• Do emoji have a place in serious conversation?
• The impact of manufacturing employment decline on black and white Americans
• Will AI make the gender gap in the workplace harder to close?
• Nicaragua, France and Iceland are set to be the first countries to close their gender gaps
• These are 2018's stats of the year
• Books: Six comforting children’s stories for the holiday chaos
• Fleeing persecution, LGBT+ migrants seek refuge in South America
• The EU has agreed to ban throw-away plastics in a bid to limit ocean pollution
• How Pakistan's 'tree tsunami' will revive their climate action
• As Cuba drops same-sex marriage, five LGBT+ advances and setbacks in 2018
• Is short-termism always bad? 
• Why humans will remain central to the future of work
• A business model for sustainability
• 5 charts that explain the global economy in 2018
• Scientists have combined a house plant with a rabbit gene. This is why
• Why do we still love books? 
• India is building a brand new city from scratch 
• These countries have the highest minimum wages
• The story of 2018, in 10 charts
• Drones have caused one of the UK's busiest airports to close
• A new approach helps Britain's homeless crowdfund their way to work
• The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates again and signals more hikes ahead
• Globalization 4.0 can be a brilliant future - if we break from the injustice of the past
• Companies have no excuse for 'diversity fatigue'
• AI isn’t dangerous, but human bias is
• To hope or doubt? The state of women’s progress in the world
• Who should be responsible for protecting our personal data?
• Could the fourth wave of globalization help to end epidemics?
• Finland has a new eco-fashion line – clothes made from trees
• 4 essential qualities for digital leaders
• Globalization 4.0: Have your say
• My experience living with depression and schizophrenia in Thailand
• This is how your personality could put you at risk of cybercrime
• A treatment to reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer's is moving to human trials
• Why are people religious?  
• Are you a morning lark or a night owl? This is how it's affecting your performance
• A baby has been vaccinated by a shot delivered by drone for the first time 
• The 10 fastest-growing cities in the world are all in India
• This is where teachers are most (and least) respected
• The importance of collaboration in a connected world
• Lessons from Healthlandia on getting better value care
• Robots and lack of childcare leave women's wages centuries behind
• Why is there a leaky pipeline for women in academic economics
• Nobel laureate Murad to build hospital in her hometown in Iraq
• Global arms sales captured in 4 charts
• German parliament approves 'third gender' option
• 4 ways great leaders can build courageous, passionate teams
• The impact of corporate taxes on innovation: Evidence from tax reform in China
• If you recycled all the plastic waste on the planet, you would be the world's richest person
• This drone shrinks to fit
• Demography, unemployment, and automation: Challenges in creating jobs until 2030
• Here's how much Mexico’s spike in crime hurts the economy
• These 4 Nordic countries hold the secret to gender equality
• This discovery could offer new hope for the Great Barrier Reef
• The 10 best countries to be a woman
• Burnout and stress lead more companies to try a four-day work week
• This chart shows how China has successfully tackled poverty
• Tasmania has created a road made from recycled waste
• Populations of endangered whales, giraffes, and gorillas have been increasing
• This is what happens when school students get more sleep
• If this is Globalization 4.0, what were the other three?
• How to unleash the enormous power of global healthcare data
• 100 years after the first female MP was elected to parliament, British women push for equality 
• How impact investing could move from the margins to mainstream
• Doing the dirty work - do women mop up workplace mess?
• 3D-printed heads let hackers – and cops – unlock your phone
• 10 extracts from a Roman 'philosopher king' to unlock your inner Stoic
• The way we teach STEM is out of date. Here's how we can update it
• Malawi is investing nearly 4% of its GDP in restoring forests
• 5 ways to make your Christmas more sustainable
• How archaeology can help us understand climate change
• 5 ways Europe can prepare for problem banks
• Having a daughter makes men less sexist, research confirms
• What just happened? 5 themes from the COP24 climate talks in Poland
• Here’s how to make Africa’s aviation industry soar
• We have solutions to crime. We just need to scale them
• How knowing just one gay person can shift our attitude towards equality
• Meet the Co-Chairs of Davos 2019
• Abandoned mines could become the farms of the future
• Here's how the global financial crisis is still affecting your wages
• In this Tokyo cafe, the waiters are robots operated remotely by people with disabilities
• ‘Ugly’ cornflakes are getting a makeover as craft beer
• Fixing gender gaps means everyone will benefit from a more equal society
• Credit mechanics: A precursor to the current money supply debate
• A new survey reveals that a majority of Australian women have been sexually harassed at work
• The micro impact of macroprudential policies: Firm-level evidence
• Here’s what a Korean boy band can teach us about globalization 4.0
• Prisons are failing. It’s time to find an alternative
• The UK is banning adverts that portray sexist stereotypes
• This is what US economists see as 2019's biggest threat
• Researchers have invented a new method of shrinking objects to one thousandth of the size
• Psychotherapy can boost your income, especially if you're a man
• This new paper has a bold conclusion about automation and unemployment
• Innovators wanted: these countries spend the most on R&D
• How can we regulate lending-based crowdfunding platforms?
• You don't see reality, views on women leaders and other top stories of the week
• This is why boards of directors need younger members
• Voter bias and women in politics: Evidence from French parliamentary elections
• Is this a turning point in the fight against slavery?
• 90% of European Jews say anti-Semitism is getting worse
• 9 books recommended by Michelle Obama
• Labour market flexibility during financial crises: Firm-level evidence from Spain
• The rise of intangible income: A global value chain perspective
• These innovative designs were created by students to make the world a safer place
• There's a new plan to tackle Japan's overhousing problem - give them to single mums
• The world’s fastest (and slowest) internet speeds
• How to get the most out of precision medicine
• It's time to bust some myths about genes, inheritance and health
• Vegan diets could be adding to malnutrition in wealthy countries
• This edible tech can be controlled on your phone to keep you healthy
• 5 cities show what urban transformation really looks like
• This is what you need to know about the rise of the co-worker
• The British public could face one final referendum, but it has its risks
• Sweden's forests have doubled in size over the last 100 years
• India’s economy is an ‘elephant that is starting to run’, according to the IMF
• The internet has a language diversity problem
• Failure to agree climate deal rules would be suicidal, says UN chief
• Spain will increase their minimum wage by 22%
• Why are so many people getting a meat allergy?
• From vegan pies to compost: inside the world's first carbon-neutral football club
• This is the value of Blockchain to different industries
• Here are seven steps the insurance industry in the ASEAN region can take to navigate disruption
• Bumblebees bearing high-tech backpacks act as a living data collection platform
• McDonald's is curbing the use of antibiotics in its beef supply
• How robots are helping doctors save lives in the Canadian North
• We are living on "the planet of the chickens," says this scientist
• Here are 3 alternative visions for the future of work
• This is why waiting is a lost art
• London wants to treat violent crime like a disease
• Politics is failing to protect the Amazon. It's time for finance to step up instead
• Increased levels of carbon dioxide could reduce brainpower, study finds
• The Church of England is introducing ceremonies to welcome trans people
• You make decisions quicker and based on less information than you think
• How blockchain can cut the cost of new medicine
• Health inequalities: the impact of gender and education
• Recycling your fir tree is the key to a sustainable Christmas
• Ten charts show how the world is progressing on clean energy
• Climate change has created mutant Japanese pufferfish
• How reading and writing have been healing trauma since World War I
• The quiet power of reading with your co-workers
• Africa’s fastest-growing cities are the most vulnerable to climate change globally
• Death rates from traffic accidents are higher in Africa than anywhere else
• Overseas Indians are set to send home a record $80 billion this year
• More Americans are going to social media instead of newspapers for their news
• China generates more waste than any other country. How does it deal with it? 
• What nature's 'useless' quirks tell us about evolution
• This human vending machine highlights the reality of modern slavery
• These cities attracted the most tourists in 2018
• These are the alarming effects screen time has on a child's brain
• The link between migration and technology is not what you think
• This is why designer babies are still a long way off
• Corruption is costing the global economy $3.6 trillion dollars every year
• We're faced with a choice between destruction and the status quo. This is what we need to do
• Chile is charging ahead with electric vehicles
• Immigration might be out of favour but 'outmigration' is even more unpopular
• Want a fairer society? This economist says he has the answer
• The new risks in risk regulation
• Do men and women really have different leadership styles?
• The challenges to manufacturing workers in the wake of globalisation
• How Australia cut plastic bag circulation by 80%
• Billions of cockroaches are being farmed in China to tackle food waste
• Global investors managing trillions in assets call for action on climate change
• Can play save the world?

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