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Companies need to start tackling greenhouse gas emissions in their entire value chains - including 'scope 3' - to really grapple with climate change.

Decarbonizing all sectors is hard, but when it comes to sectors like steel and cement, it's even harder — and more expensive. Here's how we can fund it.

Amid economic and geopolitical challenges, governments need to avoid protectionism and work together to boost economic cooperation and boost global trade.

The WEF said globally businesses are expected to cut costs significantly in response to economic headwinds, but chief economists are optimistic about inflation and strong balance sheets.

The World Economic Forum, AfCFTA Secretariat and Forum partners' new report reveals how global business can leverage the new trade area’s opportunities.

With its new members' playbook, the Global Lighthouse Network is here to help your business transform its manufacturing operations, and more.

Nature loss has caused a 69% decline in wildlife populations in just the last 50 years - biodiversity-loss is an extreme threat to our global food supply

Universities can serve as “living labs” where investment in innovative energy solutions can be upscaled and tested in cooperation with industry.

Know the inextricable links between the climate crisis, nature's collapse, the energy transition and global food security as the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos will gather global leaders to accelerate progress towards reaching net-zero emissions targets.

While Davos has not seen any major security issue in over 50 years of hosting the WEF meeting, insiders say that the military cog has always been the best here when it comes to coordinating between various units.