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Canada no longer has female CEOs leading large banks

Industry moves: Jeff Macoun to retire after four decades with Canada Life

Plus, Women in Capital Markets names new chief executive

Industry moves: Jeff Macoun to retire after four decades with Canada Life

Plus, Women in Capital Markets names new chief executive

We are not ready for manipulative AI – urgent need for action

Chatbots and other human-imitating artificial intelligence (AI) applications are conquering an increasingly important place in our lives. The possibilities raised by the latest developments are fascinating, but the fact that something is possible does not yet make it desirable. Given the ethical, legal and social implications of AI, questions on its desirability are increasingly pressing.

Belgium: Eurosong to have a fifteen person jury, including past contestants and… NikkieTutorials.

Peanut allergies: Parents worry after Palforzia drug sales flop

World-first peanut allergy drug Palforzia’s poor sales spark concerns over future drug research.

Peanut allergies: Parents worry after Palforzia drug sales flop

Uniquely Luxembourgish festive gift ideas

Planning a trip home for the festive season? You can surprise your relatives or friends with an unusual gift from the Grand Duchy

Pfizer's boss thinks covid-19 is reshaping Big Pharma for the better

“T HE IMPOSSIBLE can many times become possible,” reflects Albert Bourla, boss of Pfizer. He is talking about the giant American drugmaker’s speedy development (with BioNTech of Germany) of a vaccine against covid-19. The sentiment also applies to the turnaround in the fortunes of the pharmaceutical industry. Listen to this story Enjoy more audio and podcasts oniOSorAndroid. Before the pandemic Big Pharma was in big trouble. It was widely criticised for investing more in marketing than in research, for pursuing “me too” drugs over novel therapies, and for alleged price-gouging. When Gallup, a pollster, asked Americans in 2019 to rank two dozen big industries by favourability, the drugs business came in last. That year its bosses were subjected to a Big Tobacco-style bipartisan hazing in Congress, which threatened price controls. Concerns over diminishing research gains, and returns, weighed on drugmakers’ share prices (see chart).

Virtus confirms appointment of academy manager

Virtus confirms appointment of academy manager Saturday, 30 January 2021 Virtus has announced the appointment of Debbie van Biesen as the organisation’s academy manager, a new initiative to develop a global hub of research, training and education. The organisation said Van Biesen will join after seven years of full-time postdoctoral research at KU Leuven in Belgium. She will divide her time across both organisations, leveraging on international and evidenced-based knowledge of elite athletes with intellectual disability and autism. Van Biesen has published more than 25 peer-reviewed scientific articles in recognised journals in her field. "I am excited to join Virtus and to apply my life’s work to generate advancements in the pursuit of greater access and development of sports pathways for athletes with an intellectual impairment," Van Biesen said.