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How to cut your greenhouse gas emissions 56%: this one lifestyle change.
The key to Pakistan’s accelerating digital revolution: China.
Resumes are terrible. How companies of the future will go about hiring.
Defusing the China-US trade conflict. Six actions offer common ground.
Better babies through science. The gene editing genie is out of the bottle.
Seeking to override democracy? A controversial new history of neoliberalism.
Thinking about globalization. Who won, who lost, and what comes next.
A bigger, better particle smasher. The planned new Chinese mega-collider.
The stockpiling of wine has started. Companies prepare for Brexit.
The best books of 2018. Fifty Million Rising, by a Forum lead, makes the list. (Financial Times)
Fact-checking the attacks on a US climate report. Cites Forum research. (New York Times)
Zurich Insurance Group joins Forum Global Centre for Cybersecurity. (Insurance Business)
Blockchain and AI could save the ocean. Quotes a Forum lead. (Reuters)
Protectionism won’t fix inequality. Coverage of the Global Competitiveness Report. (Caixin Global)
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