Emma Luxton is a writer at Formative Content. Recoded to Forum Agenda on 29/05/2024.
London has been ranked the most expensive city to live and work in, with accommodation in the United Kingdom’s capital costing more than twice as much as in Los Angeles and Sydney.
Single-use coffee pods have damaging effects on the environment. That is the stance the German city of Hamburg is taking, banning the capsules from council-run buildings.
Progress on getting more women onto corporate boards has been painfully slow, but new research looking at the hiring patterns of thousands of companies over almost a decade could offer in...
Mercedes-Benz is firing robots and bringing in humans to do the job instead.
Scientists are able to predict which members of a group will emerge as leaders by looking at their brain activity during conversations.
5G internet could be here sooner than we think, and it’s going to be fast.
Global GDP is expected to increase by 2030, but the gap between the richest and poorest economies is set to stay almost the same.
Amnesty International thinks so. The group is warning that human rights are being treated with “utter contempt” by many governments around the world.
When it comes to personal values, there are some big differences between American and Europeans. A survey from Pew Research Center looks at how the views of people in America and some Wes...
For decades, research suggested that we should limit the amount of fat in our diets, but the latest medical thinking labels sugar as the real health villain.
Collaborating on projects with male colleagues might not be such a good idea for women if they want credit for their contributions.
“The love you take is equal to the love you make.” Adidas took to Instagram on Valentine’s Day to spread the love with the below image of a same-sex couple.
The gender pay gap is still wide open. The World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2015 shows that globally, women are still paid on average just above half the average male wage.
Economic liberalisation, globalisation and the rise of the multinational corporation have played their part in the changing face of the global economy since 1980.
In a world of fast-moving technological developments, CEOs are expected to keep up with the latest innovations, but are they doing enough to protect their companies from the downside of t...
