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The complex anatomy of technology regulation
News, Nicholas Davis & Mark Esposito & Landry Signé, Published on 14/02/2022
» The 2020s will be characterised by new technology regulation. But while today's technologies are global, the rules governing their development and use are not.
Why sustainability revolution is the new digital
Oped, Orit Gadiesh, Jenny Davis-Peccoud & Gerry Mattios, Published on 30/01/2021
» Even in a year dominated by a global pandemic, the sustainability revolution has accelerated faster than expected, while also expanding to include a wider range of environmental and social issues.
Photo essay: Isolation diaries
R. Scott Davis, Published on 19/05/2020
» Bangkok photography students stay creative during lockdown
Big Restaurant, Hotel Chains Won Exemption to Get Small Business Loans
Business, Bob Davis & Heather Haddon, Published on 08/04/2020
» Shake Shack Inc. hardly seems like a small enterprise, with 7,600 employees, about $500 million in annual revenue and net income last year of $24 million. Even so, it plans to apply for a new government-guaranteed small-business loan.
Harley CEO Levatich Steps Down
Business, Bob Tita, Published on 02/03/2020
» Harley-Davidson Inc.'s Chief Executive Matt Levatich resigned Friday, leaving the motorcycle maker after years of declining sales and limited success attracting younger riders to its iconic brand.
U.S. Steel's Turnaround Plan Runs Through Big River Mill
Business, Bob Tita, Published on 22/02/2020
» United States Steel Corp. is betting its future on an efficient new mill along the Mississippi River, not far downstream from one of the old plants that have long defined its labor-intensive approach to steelmaking.
Trump Administration Considers Halting GE Venture's Engine Deliveries to China
Business, Ted Mann & Bob Davis, Published on 18/02/2020
» The Trump administration is considering a proposal to halt deliveries of jet engines co-produced by General Electric Co. for a new airliner being developed in China, a potential escalation of protective trade measures that could have steep repercussions for the major American manufacturer.
Rules for a truly sustainable economy
Jenny Davis-Peccoud and Sharad Apte, Published on 11/12/2018
» Climate change, unfair labour practices, corruption and other sustainability issues are moving up the corporate agenda. Bain & Company recently surveyed 297 global companies, and 81% said that sustainability is more important to their business today than it was five years ago; 85% believe that it will be even more important five years from now.