The Fourth Industrial Revolution redefines the economy, no more 'shareholders first' and other top stories of the week
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How to respond to capitalism’s excesses. Interview with Forum president Børge Brende. (Asahi Shimbun)
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Brazil collaborating with Forum on Industry 4.0. (Manufacturers’ Monthly)
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