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Crazy rich Asians: the next generation – and the struggle to make a success of succession - Vimarsana News

Crazy rich Asians: the next generation – and the struggle to make a success of succession

As Asia’s richest families prepare to hand down US$2.5 trillion in wealth by 2030, an intergenerational divide emerges over how and where the money should be spent.

Source: scmp.com
Business and philanthropy leaders take bold steps in climate and nature action - Vimarsana News

Business and philanthropy leaders take bold steps in climate and nature action

High-level session held at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos

Leaders convene in Davos to hasten climate and nature action - Vimarsana News

Leaders convene in Davos to hasten climate and nature action

Global leaders from across business, philanthropy and policy have convened for a high-level session at Davos, to discuss how best to ensure the private sector takes an active role in the climate action agenda.

What impact can three degrees Celsius have? | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

What impact can three degrees Celsius have? | Borneo Bulletin Online

SINGAPORE (CNA) – When Lee Kuan Yew became Singapore’s prime minister in 1959, the first thing he did was to install air conditioners in government buildings. In his mind, air conditioning was the key to working efficiently. But how cold is cool enough to be more productive? Something like 21 degrees Celsius or warmer instead? […]

What impact can 3 degrees have? The right air-con setting may boost productivity, and more - Vimarsana News

What impact can 3 degrees have? The right air-con setting may boost productivity, and more

With rising temperatures outdoors, the programme Talking Point meets experts and experimenters to find out what makes 25 degrees Celsius a recommended temperature for air conditioning.