The United States divorce rate is dropping, thanks to millennials
Young people in the United States are rebelling against their parents’ generation, though not in a way that you might expect.
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深層地理学
Shanghai will be home to the world's biggest indoor ski resort
Shanghai is going downhill fast. At least that’s the intention of Majid Al Futtaim, the retail giant planning to build a massive indoor ski resort in the Pudong New Area of the city.
産業の深層
Chart of the day: US spending on video games is now bigger than the GDP of Bahrain
Video gaming has come a long way since the launch of the first commercially successful game in the 1970s. Pong had two rectangular white blocks representing table-tennis bats, which beepe...
Android is 10 years old. Here’s how it captured the smartphone market
Meet the 10 year old with serious attitude. The Android operating system (OS) was born into a fragmented smartphone world filled with infant OS competitors fighting for dominance. Remembe...
産業の深層
This is where tourists spent the most money in 2017
The global tourism industry is flying high. In 2017 international tourist arrivals grew 7% – the highest increase since the end of the global economic crisis.
深層地理学
This surgeon runs a makeshift hospital for over 200,000 people
Dr Evan Atar Adaha offers a ray of hope to thousands of people whose lives have been devastated by conflict.
ヘルスとヘルスケア
Ces pays font des économies en employant des travailleurs âgés
Les entreprises du monde entier veulent mettre la main sur le « grey dollar », à savoir l’argent des séniors, mais choisir la façon dont elles dépensent leurs fonds de retraite n’est pas ...
経済成長
8 mistakes executives make when digitizing their business
Keeping a watchful eye on technical innovation is vital to develop a clear vision for the future of any business. But effective strategies for success depend on managers and executives av...
公正、多様性、包摂性
Dans 104 pays, la loi empêche les femmes d’exercer certains emplois
En allant travailler à l’usine pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, les femmes ont brisé le mythe selon lequel elles n'étaient pas capables de faire le même travail que les hommes.
持続可能な開発
These Dutch microgrid communities can supply 90% of their energy needs
The power to switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources could rest in the hands of local communities. New research suggests decentralized, smart microgrid systems are capable of...
自然と生物多様性
Asia’s plastic problem is choking the world’s oceans. Here’s how to fix it
ASEAN member states are among the world’s biggest sources of plastic pollution. More than half of the plastic waste in the ocean comes from just five Asian countries: China, Indonesia, th...
新興テクノロジー
This is the future of tech in the US
Gadgets come and gadgets go. While some live up to the hype, many just fade away and are forgotten. Technology moves on at such a rapid pace that it’s sometimes hard to determine exactly ...
Here's everything you need to know about Google on its 20th birthday
The world’s most popular search engine began as a geeky idea between two PhD students working out of university dorm rooms. Google now employs 60,000 people in 50 countries and drives web...
深層地理学
Asia’s 10 most gender equal countries
Despite a shrinking gender gap in many parts of the world, a lot of work still needs to be done to fully eradicate inequalities between the sexes.
公正、多様性、包摂性
Existen leyes en 104 países que impiden que las mujeres trabajen en algunos empleos
Cuando las mujeres durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial fueron a trabajar a las fábricas, se desmoronó el mito de que no eran capaces de hacer el mismo trabajo que los hombres.