Page 96 - Wef News Today

Businesses need to undergo digital and sustainable transformations in parallel. This will require a fundamental redesign of systems and processes.

There is a strong case for climate action that will help MENA’s populations and businesses adapt to the growing climate realities and prepare for future shocks.

The World Economic Forum held in the town of Davos, Switzerland is as it says it is: a forum.

We’re all feeling the pinch from the global energy crisis, but what’s the outlook and when will it start to ease?

62% of executives constantly feel stressed about climate change, a Deloitte survey shows. Companies can turn that worry into action. These methods can help.

Not every climate solution needs to be a new technology. In fact, one solution has been quietly absorbing carbon dioxide since long before human activity caused emissions to skyrocket: trees.

"Global growth prospects remain anaemic, and global recession risk high," the World Economic Forum's report says.

Davos 2023 will benefit from a large cohort of intergenerational Indigenous leaders. Meet 8 of them, hailing from Canada, Finland, Chad and elsewhere.

Two-thirds of private and public sector chief economists surveyed by the World Economic Forum (WEF) expect a global recession in 2023, the Davos-organiser said on Monday as business and government leaders gathered for its annual meeting.

As thousands of political, economic and social leaders from around the world gather in the Swiss resort of Davos for the annual conference of the World Economic Forum (WEF), which kicked off in person on Monday for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out three years ago, a slew of challenges confronts the global economy, including high inflation, geopolitical tensions, as well as an escalating assault led by the US on the economic globalization agenda that Davos epitomizes.