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Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says leaders should look ‘out-in’ - here’s why
Long-term change doesn't just happen. It takes a combination of vision, focus - and the creativity to adapt as new solutions take shape.
Linda Lacina
Linda brings two decades of editing, writing and interviewing experience to the World Economic Forum where she runs its award-winning flagship leadership podcast Meet The Leader, a program featuring engaging conversations with top changemakers like Al Gore and Jane Goodall. Her journalism has appeared in the Wall Street Journal’s Smart Money Magazine, Dow Jones’ MarketWatch, CNBC, Entrepreneur.com and other publications covering issues such as personal finance, tech, startups and leadership.
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Introducing Meet the Leader, a World Economic Forum podcast
Great change doesn’t happen overnight. It’s fuelled by the right teams aligned behind the right priorities. And it’s driven by leaders who are able to harness their unique combination of ...
気候変動対策
We need a Marshall Plan to tackle the environment: HRH Prince of Wales
How do we continue our progress toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals? That was the question posed Thursday at the closing session of the Forum's Sustainable Development Impact Summ...
アーバントランスフォメーション
The next big disruption is coming. How cities can prepare for 'flying cars'
From ride-sharing to the COVID-19 lockdowns, cities have weathered massive changes in the past few years. These changes have altered how people got around, how they worked, and what fuell...
ヘルスとヘルスケア
COVID-19 hits new milestone while 'worsening' globally - WHO briefing
The COVID-19 crisis reached its latest tragic milestone yesterday with 136,000 confirmed cases reported in one day, the most in a single day so far, said Director-General Dr Tedros Adhano...
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COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 8 June
1. How COVID-19 is affecting the globe
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WHO updates guidance on masks for health workers and the public - here's what you need to know
The World Health Organization (WHO) shared new guidance regarding mask wearing at today's coronavirus briefing for health workers and the general public based on a review of evolving evid...
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COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 5 June
1. How COVID-19 is affecting the globe
ヘルスとヘルスケア
COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 4 June
1. How COVID-19 is affecting the globe
グローバルリスク
WHO ‘especially worried’ over Central and South America; hydroxycholoroquine trial resumes - WHO briefing
The World Health Organization (WHO) said at a briefing Wednesday it would resume its trial of hydroxychloroquine, while expressing continued concern over the rise of COVID-19 coronavirus ...
ヘルスとヘルスケア
COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 3 June
1. How COVID-19 is affecting the globe
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COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 2 June
1. How COVID-19 is affecting the globe
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‘Intense zones of transmission’ in Central and South America; the 'urgent challenge' of antimicrobial resistance - WHO briefing
As COVID-19 cases top 6 million worldwide, World Health Organization (WHO) officials discussed the virus’ impact to the Americas as well a range of other health threats adding pressure to...
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COVID-19: What you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic on 1 June
1. How COVID-19 is affecting the globe
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Sharing tools to fight COVID-19 'the best shot the world has' - WHO briefing
Thirty-five governments have signed up to a global 'COVID-19 Technology Access Pool' (C-TAP) to share intellectual property on a voluntary basis and increase equitable access to important...