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Discussing sustainability in today’s politically-charged business environment is tricky. It shouldn’t be. Sustainability is all about the future — the future of business and the future of the planet. Last year, the
Armies, navies, and air forces constantly look for ways to gain a competitive advantage over their adversaries. Technology plays a large role in this pursuit. Thomas C. Greenwood, a former Marine officer,
Even before the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted global supply chains and upended the global economy, supply chain experts insisted that supply chain resilience was essential. Back in 2019, Joseph Shamir, Founder of ToolsGroup,
English broadcaster and author Fearne Cotton Wood once stated, “We live in such a fast-moving world that’s often so unforgiving, and so unkind.” It doesn’t have to be that way. People can
Traditionally, educators focused on the three Rs — reading, ‘riting, and ‘rithmetic. While those topics remain essential, more recently educational curriculums have placed a strong emphasis on STEM, which stands for Science,
In a recent earnings report, JPMorgan Chase’s Chief Executive Officer, Jamie Dimon, stated, “We have been closely monitoring the geopolitical situation for some time, and recent events show that conditions are treacherous
Although Christmas still reigns supreme among holidays in the United States, Halloween is gaining ground. According to journalist Francisco Velasquez, Halloween is creeping up on Christmas like a specter in a haunted
One of the positive effects of hyper-globalization was the rise of a global middle class. Millions of people were raised out of poverty as they found a place within the global economy.
The human brain — and how it functions — has fascinated scientists for millennia. Scholars note, “In ancient Greece, Alcmaeon of Croton (sixth-fifth century BC) recognized the brain as a central organ
As a result of accidents associated with nuclear power plants (e.g., Three Mile Island accident (1979), Chernobyl disaster (1986), and Fukushima (2011)), the future of nuclear power looked bleak. By 1990, Italy
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