Fourth Industrial Revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution redefines the economy, no more 'shareholders first' and other top stories of the week

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Adrian Monck

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Capitalism in the UK. It’s especially extreme, a new report says.

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The circular economy for the holidays. Shoppers embrace secondhand gifts.

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How to respond to capitalism’s excesses. Interview with Forum president Børge Brende. (Asahi Shimbun)

Los Angeles and Forum launch new initiative on urban air mobility. (Avionics International)

Will smart machines kill jobs or create better ones? Cites Forum research. (Washington Post)

Can movies save the world? Discusses new documentary on the Forum. (Deutsche Welle)

Brazil collaborating with Forum on Industry 4.0. (Manufacturers’ Monthly)

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