We are witnessing a much-needed shift towards a new kind of capitalism (if we can still use that word, at all) which will reboot markets around the world in the next 5-7 years as we transition from the outdated single bottom-line of GDP-Growth and Profit to what I call the quadruple bottom-line: People, Planet, Purpose and Prosperity (aka sustainable capitalism, post-capitalism or conscious capitalism).  This talk looks at what defines ‘The Good Future’, and how we could create it.

Gapminder Worldview Upgrader - Get rid of your misconceptions about global development!

As the world is rapidly going digital and virtual, I believe it actually is our humanity that needs the most attention, and that it will be our humanness which will make all the difference.

Tacit knowledge or implicit knowledge (as opposed to formal, codified or explicit knowledge) is the kind of knowledge that is difficult to transfer to another person by means of writing it down or verbalizing it.

Companies must adapt quickly to sustainability in the age of disruption by learning lessons from the digital revolution in order to prosper in the future.

This past Sunday marked the 50th anniversary of Milton Friedman’s influential essay arguing for shareholder capitalism in the New York Times Magazine. Over the past week, numerous people have written…

Imagine a world where you never throw anything away. CNBC’s Elizabeth Schulze explains the circular economy and its role in helping create humanity’s sustainable future.

From the death of shopping to the rise of the nation state, experts reflect on what lies ahead.

The raid on the Capitol in Washington, D.C., has shown clearly just how dangerous online radicalization can be. By promoting hate and inciting violence, social media platforms represent a danger to democracy. But how large is that problem and how can we go about holding them to account?

The United States and the EU have an opportunity to forge a ‘digital alliance’ and develop shared oversight of technical standards to protect consumers, writes Tom Wheeler.

The peaceful protests on Inauguration Day show what happens when social media companies refuse to let white supremacists use them to organize and incite violence.

The cost of the coronavirus crisis means governments want to reduce tax avoidance by business as society struggles to foot the bill of the massive efforts required.

In the past two decades inflation has puzzled economists by remaining low in good times and bad. But now some are wondering, could the pandemic cause it to rise?

We Are Not Going Back to Normal: Why Resilience, Agility and Creativity Will Beat Everything Else

Has your life, your industry, your business or your organisation been painfully and irreversibly upended by the Covid-19 crisis? Are you struggling to stay positive, remain relevant, and redesign your future in this utterly uncertain time?