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On a new Bloomberg TV show, Azhar guides leaders on the journey to harnessing exponential advancements for sustained business agility.
Changes to the world’s climate are becoming harder to ignore, and businesses around the world…
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How will the global shifts in energy, which is the foundation of the modern world, affect industries, economies and societies going forward, and is it truly possible for nations to reach the goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050? Business and government leaders aiming at that target are hearing thoughtful advice from Daniel Yergin, a preeminent…
Climate change will be the defining context for business this decade and beyond. The long-term…
In recent years, boards and investors have started realizing that a strategic approach to managing environmental, social and…
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Businesses in every sector, especially global corporations, have been waking up to the fact that the only way forward is to convert to sustainable practices to fight climate change – mostly because, as the saying goes, there is no “Planet B.” As firms shift their focus from long-term growth to the long-term survival of their businesses…
Wondering how your country, industry or investments are doing compared to others and how they…
Some organizational leaders, particularly CFOs and COOs, may be surprised to learn that focusing on…
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Bricks, mortar, steel, carbon fibers, plastic. They’ve left marks on our planet—crushing impacts that Neri Oxman says we must design our way out of, if we’re to survive. It ispossible, believes the award-winning designer and biosciences pioneer, who is renowned for transcending the boundaries between art, science and environmentalism. In Netflix’s highly anticipated second season of Abstract: The Art…
Innovation may seem like an overused “buzzword,” but research indicates it’s yet to lose its…
In corporate boardrooms and leading business schools, the question of for whom a publicly traded…
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As early as 1931, Winston Churchill said, “[In the future] we shall escape the absurdity of growing a whole chicken in order to eat the breast or wing, by growing these parts separately under a suitable medium.” Fast forward to 2018: A growing human population now in the billions is demanding more meat. To keep up,…