Social Impact

By Cory Searcy and Payman Ahi The coronavirus pandemic has stretched companies around the world to their financial breaking point. BP, Renault, and Lufthansa are...

With our feet now firmly entrenched in the 21st century, we find ourselves living in a world of incredible technological accomplishments, ever-advancing medical discoveries,...

Superstitions are a crazy thing. Some of us swear by them, others will purposely step on the cracks, walk under ladders and generally just...

A recent strike conducted by over 1.4 million students worldwide clearly indicates that our children have become conscious of our climate change. Due to factors...

By Weixu Ding and Jianhua Mao The COVID-19 outbreak started at the end of 2019 that has hurt the world's economy, cultural exchanges, people's healthy...

OSI Group, one of the world’s leading global food providers, has recently developed partnerships with like-minded members of the U.S. Roundtable for Sustainable Beef...

By Sylvain Guyoton and Hervé Legenvre The following discussion took place In April 2020. We aimed at confronting our points of views on the contradictory...

Covid-19 has impacted life in countless ways. While the initial lockdown period is now behind us, more local lockdowns are still being declared in...

Did you know that metals such as lead, beryllium, arsenic, and mercury can build up in biological systems and become toxic and a health...

By Gavin Willis Almost 10 years ago I founded my digital marketing agency, Search Seven. At the time I was clear that I was starting...

During these unprecedented times, we are innately reminded of the transformative power of humanity, and the need to continue to collaboratively work together to...

During lockdown, many Brits became frustrated with the sight of their own four walls. The concept of working from home was a refreshing novelty...

Across the globe, women around the world continue to experience hardships, inequalities, and contention. Fighting to champion the rights and privileges of all,...

Daniel Levy has served as Tottenham Hotspur Chairman since 2001, making him the longest-serving chairman in the Premier League. His tenure has been a...

The Drake Foundation’s sports-concussion research proves that we need to take injuries like Eric Bailly’s more seriously. James Drake has spent the last six years...

Sexual harassment can ruin people’s lives. Whether in the form of generalized comments, directed and explicit remarks, or even physical action, sexual harassment can...

Fjarde AP-Fonden (Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund), The Builders Fund, New Markets Venture Partners and Hansa Impact Partners dissect the materiality, measurement, and importance...

It is an inevitable fact that the navigation of the landscape of medical facilities can be backbreaking if smart strategies and the latest tools...

Creating an environmentally-friendly business is not only responsible, but it can also help grow your consumer base. Studies have shown that as many as 66%...

By Matthew Margetts Having your temperature checked is becoming part of normal life as the UK attempts to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.   To limit the...

In these difficult times, hundreds of global employees (especially in the Americas and Europe) at GetSwift can take comfort in the growth trajectory of...

Interview with Max Viessmann, CEO of Viessmann Group If knowledge is power, then shared knowledge must surely be the way for a company to maximise...

It’s easy for businesses to be consumed with attending to daily schedules, servicing existing partners and customers, and driving towards goals and objectives. What...

Explosive attacks have long been a part of warfare. However, during the twentieth century, landmines have emerged as a much feared and, unfortunately, increasingly...

Researching your lineage is not only fascinating but, as a hobby, it is beneficial to your health and wellbeing too. Family Tree Research not...

Businesses will normally be consuming a lot more gas and electricity compared to the average household. However, price isn’t the only factor when choosing...

As individuals and as a society, there is a need for not only resilience but, crucially, solidarity in the face of the many challenges...

When we think of improvements in energy costs and carbon footprints, it’s easy to cast our minds to the big guys. Sure, a supermarket...

By Rashmi Anoop Patil and Seeram Ramakrishna Plastic pollution in our ecosystems, especially the oceans, and its adverse effects on the biota has raised serious...

By Professor M.S. Rao, Ph.D. “One moment can change a day, one day can change a life and one life can change the world.” ―Buddha Presently...

From marine conservation to climate change, countless individuals have spearheaded efforts to battle against the various destructive forces that have plagued the modern world....

Since inception, the modern pharmaceutical industry has sought to continuously evolve, forge new treatments for ongoing conditions, and eradicate threats to human existence. From...

The current Covid-19 pandemic is, above all, a human tragedy. At the time of writing, we know that the virus has led to at...

By Won-Yong Oh The coronavirus has spread to every continent. The numbers of confirmed cases and death continue upward in many countries. Doctors and nurses...

How does a medium-sized company stand out in a highly concentrated market with rapidly increasing capital requirements? Eurodrug is an international pharmaceutical company active...

By Christoph Burger, Antony Froggatt, Catherine Mitchell, and Jens Weinmann New regulations and opportunities in the decentralized energy market can be good for the planet...

I am not a medical doctor, nor specialist in epidemiology, but I consider myself very experienced and conversant with methodologies of scientific research. While...

As the market for eco-friendly and sustainable consumer goods grows and marketing campaigns emblazoned with environmentally conscious messages begin to reign mainstream advertising, what...

It is estimated that the Black Death killed about 60% of Europe’s population. If not for modern medicine, a similar fate could await us...

Bank of America Merrill Lynch found in 2018 that firms with a better ESG record than their peers produced higher three-year returns, were more...

By Rashmi Anoop Patil, Sudiptal Seal, and Seeram Ramakrishna   Introduction Humans exist only on this planet earth and heavily dependent on the natural resources and ecosystems....

The issue of Period Poverty has been picked up by many campaigners who are pushing to eradicate the financial barriers between girls and menstruation....

By Anat Garti and Simon L. Dolan “Values values on the wall, just do the business and forget them...

By Kevin Parker and Boris Liedtke Balancing food supply and demand in a manner that has a positive environmental impact and ensures a healthier life...

Acidity is a vital part of food safety and taste. A sharp twist of lime or a splash of vinegar can help to turn...

The ultimate buzzword for sustainability and humanity is climate change. It’s proliferated in the speech of many politicians. Nevertheless, climate change isn’t just a...

Facts, Fads and predictions about the joint venture of Human Mind and AI algorithms By Mario Raich, Simon  L. Dolan, Claudio Cisullo and Bonnie A....

Sovcombank becomes the first Russian bank to become a Founding Signatory of the UNEP FI Principles for Responsible Banking, committing to strategically align its...

If you’re a bit of a traditionalist and love making notes in a notepad or printing everything out so you have a hard copy,...

Millennials are responsible for driving a lot of new trends and services. As they make up a large proportion of consumers, businesses are constantly...