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A leading market maker for investment in carbon removal believes that tackling climate change has to be done quickly, but that the problem is tractable. Doom-laden thinking has gone too far.

One of the world’s tech scholars talks geeks, two-pizza teams, the 90 percent syndrome and a whole lot more.

There’s a new expectation of what experience should look like from end-users, providing an immense opportunity to drive client success through tech innovation.

“We need to talk about inflation. It’s unfair. It’s not democratic, it’s a terrible thing to unleash on society. And I think many of us have forgotten what damage it can do,” says a leading British economist.

We are joined by Oliver McTernan from the organisation Forward Thinking - he has worked in hostage negotiation for 20 years including with Hamas leaders and was in Doha last week.

In an era sculpted by technological leaps and a mosaic of shifts in the market landscape, Ann Marie Puig, a venerated figure in the realm of entrepreneurship, unveils the trajectory toward a future dense with opportunities and evolutions in the entrepreneurial sector. Puig, intertwining years of expertise with forward-thinking perspectives, deciphers emerging trends and potentials that the future holds for entrepreneurs globally. Embarking on a Journey Towards the Future Navigating th...

In this episode, Brookings Institution economist Homi Kharas explores the trends influencing developing countries and the emergence of the world's middle class.

NeAndre Broussard is a visionary who uses clothing as a vehicle to uplift Black men all over the world, and his Black Menswear brand hosts events and flash mobs to show the power of dressing well and changing the narrative of who we are as Black men.

UK-based company Abraham Accords, which has promoted normalisation between the Israeli regime and some Arab states, is controlled by key Zionist lobbyists, including the centrist member of the House of Lords Jonathan Mendelsohn, who has been a central fixer in British politics for more than a quarter of a century.

With a new major shareholder on board, the burger brand has announced plans to open outlets in Indonesia, Singapore and the Middle East by 2025