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Western Forest Products (TSE:WEF – Get Rating) had its price target trimmed by Raymond James from C$1.70 to C$1.35 in a report released on Thursday, BayStreet.CA reports. Other research analysts have also recently issued reports about the stock. Scotiabank reduced their price target on shares of Western Forest Products from C$1.75 to C$1.50 in a […]

Electric vehicle (EV) owners tend to leave their cars charging overnight, putting pressure on the grid. This habit must change, Stanford researchers say.

The “Climate Shutdowns” are here. The European Union is partnering with the Dutch government to permanently shut down dairy, cattle, pig, and poultry farms across the Netherlands. Just a year [...]

This International Day of the Midwife, leaders in women's health pay tribute to the remarkable midwives who work hard to ensure the health of girls and women.

Experts at the World Economic Forum's Growth Summit 2023 outline what growth is and why it stands for different things in different parts of the world.

The World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2023 shows how to empower people in a world of economic uncertainty, sustainability and advancing AI.

Wealth gaps and barriers to opportunity are holding back millions of people. Accelerating economic equity will be a major theme at the World Economic Forum’s Growth Summit 2023.

Albert Phelps, a prompt engineer at Accenture, believes one day we might all be doing some of his jobs. Here he explains what the role involves and more.

COVID-19 put health systems across the world under unprecedented pressure. Three experts discuss how to better support healthcare workers for the future.

Developing human capital by training workers to use AI is high on companies’ skills-training priorities for the next five years. But it is beaten by analytical and creative thinking.