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Topic: World Economic Forum

World’s first female car crash test dummy is here. Last 51 years, we only had male dummies

Johnny Wood - December 10, 2022

Until now, the dummies most commonly used in impact tests have the same dimensions as an average man from the 1970s.

Talent migration is set to increase globally. Here are 5 things that can happen

Vladislav Boutenko - November 20, 2022

More women will migrate, city-to-city migration will ramp up and there will be a fight for residents among cities, data says

Having uncertainty crisis as a leader? These 3 skills can help you, LinkedIn data say

Josh Graff - November 6, 2022

LinkedIn surveyed over 2,900 executives to see how they're approaching this period of uncertainty, given the pressure to boost productivity while delivering returns.

How local hijab producers can help Indonesia’s economic woes

Arip Tirta - October 29, 2022

Only 25% of the hijabs bought by Indonesians are produced locally, which is a missed opportunity for the economy.

There’s a huge digital skills shortage making most young people unprepared for future jobs

Juan Jose RojasOrtiz A - October 15, 2022

Here's the situation that prevents young people from accessing the jobs of the fourth industrial revolution and how best to address those barriers.

If world leaders want to manage global food crisis, they must waste less fish. Here’s why

Petter Martin Johannessen - October 8, 2022

Aquaculture will play an important role in feeding the world sustainably. This relies on aquaculture feed, which can include processed fish waste.

Climate change will make millions migrate. This journalist tells you how to make it fair

Kate Whiting - September 25, 2022

A third of people expect they will be displaced in the next 25 years due to climate change. But an environmental journalist shows how to rehome people.

What is ‘false autumn’? Scientists explain nature’s survival mode

Simon Read - September 10, 2022

Much of the UK is experiencing 'false autumn' in response to record-breaking heatwaves and drought.

Who is to blame if a self-driving car crashes? Liability for accidents in AV hangs loose

Spencer Feingold - September 3, 2022

What if there's an accident and there's no driver involved? Self-driving car safety standards are instituted in a patchwork fashion with little consensus.

Here’s why you caught that summer cold, again

Fidelma Fitzpatrick - August 28, 2022

Heatwaves, humidity fluctuations and pandemic-induced lockdowns across countries could be the culprit.

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