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New Study Highlights How CEOs’ Backgrounds Shape Corporate Giving and Employee Welfare Priorities

A recent study reveals that a CEO’s socioeconomic background significantly influences their approach to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and employee welfare initiatives. CEOs who identify as coming from lower or lower-middle-class families tend to prioritize corporate giving that benefits economically disadvantaged communities, with a particular focus on educational and housing...
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Southeast Asia Leads Global Market in Chinese App Installations, Driven by High Demand Across Sectors, According to Adjust

Southeast Asian (SEA) countries have emerged as the top global market for Chinese app installations, according to a new study released Monday by measurement and analytics firm Adjust in collaboration with Sensor Tower. The report highlights that SEA countries account for a significant share of Chinese app installs worldwide, with...
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Global Blue Economy Contributes Around $1.5 Trillion Annually – Projections to Reach $3 Trillion by 2030

The economic future may rest in the ocean, where a range of profitable opportunities, from tourism to energy, are emerging. However, the blue economy and the ocean itself are increasingly threatened by climate change, and without strong government intervention, these issues may intensify. At the same time, the ocean could...
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International Symposium ‘Creating the Future’ Brings Global Experts to Discuss Humanity’s Path Forward

The International Symposium ‘Creating the Future’ is set to take place from November 4 to 6 at the National Center "Russia." The event will bring together scientists, researchers, futurists, forecasters, science fiction writers, and government officials, providing a global platform for open discussions on future scenarios for humanity and addressing...
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Hidden Debts Push Global Debt Closer to GDP as Transparency Issues Mount According to the University of Notre Dame 

International Monetary Fund (IMF) economists recently warned that global public debt could soon match worldwide GDP, potentially reaching parity by 2030. New research from the University of Notre Dame suggests this threshold could arrive even sooner due to “hidden debts” — obligations on government books that remain undisclosed due to...
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