As country after country goes into coronavirus lockdown, whole industries have ground to a sudden halt. The retail, hospitality and travel sectors have been hit particularly hard as a res...
The US and Eurozone’s economies could take until 2023 to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis, according to a new report from consultancy McKinsey & Company.
最近、中国から帰国しフロリダの家に戻ったオスメル・マルティネス・アズキュー氏は、体調が悪く、風邪のような症状が出ていたため、地元の病院でコロナウイルスの検査を受けました。検査は陰性でしたが、彼が請求された金額はなんと3000ドル。保険会社によると自己負担分は1400ドルとのこと。
The public sees coronavirus as a greater threat to the economy than to their health, new research suggests. Economic rescue measures announced by governments do not appear to be calming c...
Osmel Martinez Azcue felt unwell. Having recently returned home to Florida from China and experiencing flu-like symptoms, he went to his local hospital to get tested for coronavirus. Whil...
我々は何のために毎朝起きるのでしょうか。考えるだけで、もう一度眠りたくなるような難しい問いかもしれませんが、日本人の「生きがい」という概念がそのヒントになるかもしれません。
For employers, major sporting events can pose a dilemma: give your workers time to watch the competition and plan for a drop in productivity; or continue with business as usual and risk d...
China has given more than 60,000 soldiers a new order: planting trees to create new forests.
Quelles compétences seront les plus importantes pour la survie de l’emploi sur votre lieu de travail ? D'après les membres de notre groupe Facebook Future of Work, l'intelligence émotionn...
Nine out of 10 Americans will celebrate Christmas this year, but fewer people will mark it as a religious holiday than in previous years, according to a report from the Pew Research Center.
You've been discussing the future of jobs and skills - and we've been listening. Here we feature some of the highlights of our World Economic Forum Future of Work Facebook group, where me...
Indonesia has the highest rate of people working beyond the age of 65, according to figures from the OECD.
The richest 1% of America's households own 40% of the country's wealth – the biggest proportion in 50 years, according to a new paper by economist Edward N. Wolff.
If there were just 100 people in the world, how many of them would be able to read and write? How many would have access to the internet? What number would have clean water to drink?
Parents in middle-class families are spending twice as much time with their children than they did nearly 50 years ago.
