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Businesses face a rising level of crises – but with the right crisis resilience in place, they can become opportunities that strengthen communities and the bottom line.

Inflation in Japan is the lowest in the G7. Government price controls, an aging population and negative interest rates are among the driving factors.

The Global Partnership for Local Investment, co-founded by the World Economic Forum and UN-Habitat, aims to increase the prosperity of 100 cities and 100 million people by 2030

Many schools in the US have old and inadequate heating and ventilation systems. All US states have received millions of dollars to help with upgrades.

Scientists are now able to automate disaster mapping and provide full coverage of an entire state as soon as the satellite data is released, here's how.

Students who participated in STEM summer programs at a major US university were more likely to remain enrolled in college through their senior year than students in a control group.

47 countries embrace digital nomads. Here's what you need to understand about this growing trend -- and the future of work.

With only limited information, MIT researchers have been able to predict the circumstances under which an ecosystem will be stable or unstable.

Psychiatrists prescribe museum trips to boost mental health; Long-COVID is disabling millions of Americans; Loneliness can age us faster than smoking.

The return of predators such as brown bears and wolves can help restore the ecosystem and tackle climate change. A new report sets out the latest figures.