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A brief history of Oscar protests
Protests, heightened ideological divides, a spike in hate crime: 2017 has got off to a rocky start, and many people are looking for a way to switch off from it all, if only for a few hours.
Stéphanie Thomson
Stéphanie Thomson is a writer and editor at the World Economic Forum.
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公正、多様性、包摂性
Which are America’s most diverse and inclusive companies?
Imagine this scenario: you’ve received two job offers and you’ve got to decide which one to accept. You make a pros and cons list, noting down important things like compensation, vacation...
公正、多様性、包摂性
Domestic violence is never OK. So why did Russia just decriminalize it?
In the summer of 2016, women’s rights activists in Russia celebrated as the country passed its first law directly targeting domestic abuse. For a country where, according to estimates, on...
No, most Americans don’t hate Muslims
“A total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States,” was what President Donald Trump called for during the elections. Barely a week into his new role, he signed an execu...
From Starbucks to Uber, these businesses won’t stand for anti-Muslim discrimination
In a week that saw President Donald Trump sign many contentious executive orders, one stood out: the decision to prevent nationals of seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering th...
グローバルな協力体制
The biggest stories from Davos 2017
With over 400 sessions on the official programme, covering everything from the rise of populism to the global economic outlook, you’d be forgiven for feeling confused by what just happene...
経済成長
‘It’s too easy to insulate yourself’ – Davos leaders reflect on social divides
It’s long overdue, but the idea that diversity is something worth fighting for – at universities, in the boardroom and in positions of political decision-making – is now really gaining gr...
第四次産業革命
Davos leaders: As jobs disappear, it’s time to seriously consider a basic income
“If you went back 10,000 years and spoke with someone working in a field, they probably wouldn’t ask what you do for a living – that wouldn’t be a meaningful question,” Google co-founder ...
Christine Lagarde a los líderes de Davos: "En 2013 advertí sobre los peligros de la desigualdad y nadie me escuchó"
“No entiendo por qué las personas no escucharon cuando en 2013 advertí sobre los peligros de la desigualdad” ha dicho Lagarde a los participantes de Davos.
Day 3 at Davos 2017: 5 of the top videos
As the third day of the Annual Meeting wraps up, catch up on some of the top video highlights.
Cinco cosas que se entendieron de manera errónea acerca de Donald Trump, según uno de sus colaboradores más cercanos
"Veo a Trump de una manera muy diferente a como lo ven ustedes", dijo Anthony Scaramucci a los participantes en Davos
深層地理学
Jack Ma: America has wasted its wealth
Jack Ma, one of China’s most successful and richest entrepreneurs, has responded to America’s growing globalization backlash, arguing that the superpower has benefited immensely from the ...
経済成長
Christine Lagarde to Davos leaders: I warned about the dangers of inequality in 2013 and nobody listened
If there’s one theme that has dominated discussions in Davos so far, it’s inequality.
グローバルな協力体制
5 things you’ve got wrong about Donald Trump, according to one of his closest aides
When Donald Trump was unexpectedly voted in as 45th president of the United States back in November 2016, many commentators predicted it was the beginning of the end for globalization.
公正、多様性、包摂性
Smashing the glass ceiling: 6 Davos leaders explain how they did it
When it comes to closing the gender gap, we’ve made an immense amount of progress in a relatively short space of time. But we’re nowhere near where we need to be.