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Imagine a church. Surrounding it is a garden — meticulously manicured, perfectly symmetrical, almost sterile in its precision. The hedges are trimmed to exact angles, the flower beds are free of weeds, and the grass is cut to uniform height. It’s beautiful, in a way. But it’s also fragile. Keeping it...

How has digitalization changed the approach to logistics management? Which tools and technologies have proven most effective? Industry development trends — an expert’s forecast.   Venture capital funds are investing tens of millions into AI optimization technologies, including in logistics. Seventy-eight percent of logistics companies have increased their investments in digital...

How a Small-Town Kid Became a Leader in Renewable Energy. Nick Stork didn’t grow up in a boardroom. He grew up outside, building forts and fishing in the streams of Massachusetts. His parents—a writer and a professor—taught him to think deeply. His sister became an entrepreneur. And Nick? He turned...

As China prepares its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026 - 2030) that focuses on its domestic cycle of production, distribution, and consumption, interregional competition is becoming increasingly unavoidable. Understanding the economic shifts and trends across cities and regions is now critical for the country’s national strategic planning and development. Based on...

Artificial intelligence technologies are increasingly permeating various areas of life. Marketing campaigns are no exception. 56% of marketers report that their companies are actively implementing and using AI. According to recent surveys, 63% of small and medium-sized businesses use AI for functions such as marketing, recruitment, and customer service. What...

A Steady Hand in a Changing Field In a time when healthcare is growing more complex, Dr. Nidal Rahal is staying focused on what matters: his patients. From private hospital rooms to long-term care units, he’s been quietly building a career defined by service, leadership, and long hours. Based in...

Choreographer Morgann Runacre-Temple will restage her contemporary work Swingle Stepping for Year 11 students at The Royal Ballet School during summer performances at Opera Holland Park from 2-5 July. Six years have passed since she originally created the piece for Royal Ballet School students in 2019. The Choreographer's Journey Runacre-Temple...

Perks don't build loyalty; people do. As the workplace continues to evolve, senior leaders need to shift from performative culture tactics to authentic, human-centered leadership. Building a strong culture starts with empathy, consistency, and recognition. Because when your people feel valued, your business does too. Key Takeaways A strong company...

New technologies are ahead. Everything is changing in a world that is full of surprises. Talented people want to make our lives easier and technologically oriented. That's why they give their best. David Lin, Founder of PearlMountain/ Founder & CEO of FlexClip is such an example. He shares with CEOWORLD...

You don’t have to collapse to know something is wrong. Sometimes burnout doesn’t look like a breakdown. It looks like waking up with dread before a day full of meetings you used to enjoy. It looks like resenting the career you built from scratch. It looks like success that no...