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Polarization eats the developed world

Around the world, economic optimism has cratered thanks to rising inflation in the wake of the pandemic.

Axios

The time is now: 6 resolutions for London sport in 2023

The future of sport is exciting if we get it right, says Matt Rogan

Evening Standard

The savior CEO and the empty promise of ‘stakeholder capitalism’

Companies may claim to serve employees, communities and the planet – but two books show profit still comes first

The Guardian - US

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Four scenarios for a world in disorder

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s recent speech to the Communist Party Congress could be one of the most consequential of the decade. He told the audience – and the world – that his economic growth-crushing zero-COVID policy is here to stay, and that Beijing is more determined than ever to reunify…

The Conversation

How not to tell customers their data is at risk: the perils of the Optus approach

Optus fears data on up to 9.8 million of its customers has been accessed in a sophisticated cyberattack – including, for some customers, passport and drivers licence details, as well as phone numbers, dates of birth and email addresses.

The Conversation

They once worked for big oil’s enablers. Now they refuse to be complicit

Workers within industries that prop up fossil fuels said they could no longer ignore the climate crisis. So they quit

The Guardian - US

New global poll says trust is rising in the West

Before Russia's invasion of Ukraine, trust in developed democracies was decreasing.

Axios

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'This worked much better than I thought.' Why you need to watch out for strategic lies in the federal election

During the federal election, politicians of all persuasions will use a range of campaigning and spin tactics. But there is a difference between “gilding the lily” and lying with strategic intent, a trend that is growing in western democracies.

The Conversation

Americans' trust in tech companies hits new low

Only 54 percent of people in the U.S. trust tech companies to do the right thing.

Axios

Wise business leaders invest in society, not short-term financial returns

Corporates are potent players in our democratic politics and responsible global decision-making, writes Rod Oram, but their response so far is rhetoric, not reform.

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