World Economic Forum

As countries and companies step up their commitments to fight climate change and halt nature loss, an integrated approach to economics and finance will be required, particularly in the post-COVID

Singapore is the world’s first country to approve lab-grown meat for sale. The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation.

Amid political tensions and the response to COVID-19, the World Trade Organization estimates that global trade fell by 9% in 2020.

Building on its traditional business philosophy of Sanpō Yoshi, Japan has the opportunity to become a leader in stakeholder capitalism.

From food-sensing technologies and blockchain-enabled traceability, to societal, science and business model innovation, all collectively present an unprecedented opportunity to transform food

A conversation with Masayoshi Son, Chief Executive Officer of SoftBank. Speakers: Laurence D.

This session forms part of the Annual Meeting of the African Circular Economy Alliance (ACEA).

The future of work has already arrived in many industries, making the skills gap in the world's 3 billion-strong workforce one of the most urgent challenges for governments, businesses and workers

This is how this start-up is tracking ocean traffic to fight illegal fishing and piracy. The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation.

The transformation of industries and economies to zero carbon emissions is complex and capital-intensive.

"Shareholders and stakeholders are pressing companies and their boards to deliver financial outcomes in a manner that is responsible and focused on the long-term health of the company and its

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, 188 countries closed their schools, affecting 1.54 billion students.

Healthy economies depend on healthy people. How do we achieve both? Join a panel of world leaders on the economic and social recovery efforts that could shape the post-COVID-19 era.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) indicators are now seen as critically important to any organization's long-term viability.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses to accelerate the adoption of new technologies and operating models while responding to heightened expectations for societal engagement and corporate

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) represent 90% of businesses and half of employment worldwide, yet their slow adoption of new technologies risks exacerbating economic inequality and

From Jules Verne to Star Trek, technologists often cite science fiction as an inspiration for their breakthroughs.

The value of the ocean economy could exceed $3 trillion by 2030, yet marine ecosystems are rapidly deteriorating due to climate change, pollution and overexploitation.

A conversation with YouTube Chief Executive Officer Susan Wojcicki.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses to accelerate the adoption of new technologies and operating models while responding to heightened expectations for societal engagement and corporate

The COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses to accelerate the adoption of new technologies and operating models while responding to heightened expectations for societal engagement and corporate

In business-as-usual scenarios, the equivalent of three planet Earths would be needed to support our production and consumption system by 2050.

A conversation with Salesforce Chair and Chief Executive Officer Marc Benioff.

The use and abuse of technology platforms as "arbiters of truth" pose a significant challenge in an era when civic life is becoming increasingly digitized.

As countries work to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic and restart their economies, they face the challenge of reopening their borders while protecting their populations' health.

A conversation with YouTube Chief Executive Officer Susan Wojcicki.

With people living longer than ever before, new ideas are needed to reshape the experience and potential of a longer life.

A conversation with Salesforce Chair and Chief Executive Officer Marc Benioff.

COVID-19 accelerated the uptake of cross-border digital payments, making it convenient for consumers to purchase goods and services around the world, but significant challenges persist.

Innovating for responsible and sustainable outcomes is of growing importance, yet efforts often remain vague about the issues they address and lack a robust theory of change.