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Australia transforms former gold mine into pumped-hydro hub using two pits to store 2,000 MWh

Australia's Kidston Renewable Energy Hub is repurposing a former gold mine in Far North Queensland into a pumped-hydro energy storage facility. The K2-Hydro project will use two disused mine pits as upper and lower reservoirs, with a planned capacity of 250 MW and 2,000 MWh of storage, providing approximately eight…

The Times of India · Sep 26

Jamie Dimon’s Life Advice: ““I made a lot of mistakes. I don’t want to echo the secret sauce. Admit your flaws quick...” — JPMorgan Chase CEO's masterclass in grit, humility, learning from failure and knowing when to change course

Today's life advice by Jamie Dimon, “I made a lot of mistakes... admit your flaws quick”, sets the tone for a candid view of success, failure and self-correction. His advice speaks to everyday choices, difficult work, uncertainty and the moments when admitting we are wrong can prevent a bigger problem.…

The Economic Times · Sep 21

'Best thing Europe can do' is focus on its internal market, World Economic Forum expert says

Andrew Caruana Galizia, Head of Europe and Eurasia at the World Economic Forum, believes there are certain areas where Europe "will never be able to be self-sufficient, like critical raw materials".

Euronews · Sep 18

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Art-Led Artificial Reef: Mazu statue anchors coral project; study warns it can’t replace natural reefs

An extraordinary sculpture of Mazu has been positioned off the coast of Koh Tao to function as an artificial reef. Surrounding pyramid structures were adorned with thousands of transplanted coral fragments. This initiative was designed to elevate awareness about coral restoration efforts. Studies indicate that artificial reefs serve unique ecological…

The Times of India · Sep 16

Employers look for resilient staff – then leave them to burn out

“Resilience” is in danger of becoming a casualty of business buzzword bingo, but we know it matters. The World Economic Forum lists it as one of the most important skills for the future of work, and I’ve found it turns up on any list of key attributes, usually nestled under…

The Conversation · Sep 14

Christine Lagarde wades into French poll politics

Lagarde has refused to rule out an exit from the ECB before her term ends in October 2027, and news that her memoir, Lady First, will arrive in late January has added to chatter that she's ready to open a new chapter away from Frankfurt, with the World Economic Forum…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

ECB head Christine Lagarde 'ready to serve' WEF, report says

The World Economic Forum is currently co-chaired by BlackRock CEO Larry Fink and André Hoffmann, the vice chairman of Roche.

Euronews · Aug 23

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In 2000, drought began gripping the American West. By 2021, tree rings showed its driest 22-year period in 1,200 years

The American West did not suddenly run out of water, the crisis built slowly. Around 2000, a prolonged drought began spreading across the region, with dry conditions returning year after year and leaving less moisture in the ground. Reservoirs fell, vegetation struggled and the effects of each dry season began…

The Times of India · Aug 13

That old phone in your drawer could be hiding gold: Study reveals a tonne of e-waste can contain 100 times more gold than gold ore; every handset contains tiny traces of gold, silver & copper, and millions of devices could create urban mine

Old mobile phones contain valuable metals such as gold, silver and copper, with some metals found at higher concentrations in e-waste than in conventional ore. Global e-waste generation is rising rapidly, creating a significant opportunity for recovering these valuable resources. Recycling these metals can help reduce the need for virgin…

The Economic Times · Aug 12

From Diwali to Marine One: Why Trump keeps coming back to grass

Grass has become one of the more unexpected recurring themes of Donald Trump’s second presidency. It has surfaced not only when the US president talks about golf or the White House grounds, but during discussions and events involving TikTok, quantum technology, Diwali, Thanksgiving turkeys and even the World Economic Forum.

The Times of India · Aug 7

Microsoft’s $480 billion rally fuels a debate: Financial nihilism or the true AI moat finally coming into view?

The market seems to be in a “rip up the script every day” kind of mode, Steve Sosnick of Interactive Brokers told Fortune. Unless that changes tomorrow.

Fortune · Jul 30

World Economic Forum unveils next tech wave

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has identified 10 emerging technologies it believes are nearing commercial maturity and could transform industries, addressing global challenges ranging from clean energy and healthcare to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI).

Bangkok Post · Jul 28

WEF chief invites PM to Davos meet

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has reaffirmed Thailand's commitment to becoming a reliable economic partner and attracting more foreign investment during talks with senior executives of the World Economic Forum (WEF), which praised the country's stability and invited him to attend its 2027 annual meeting.

Bangkok Post · Jul 6

World Economic Forum Founder Claims Spy Device Was Planted In His Home Within The Last Three Years During Bitter WEF Power Struggle

A spy device was discovered in Klaus Schwab's Geneva home, prompting a criminal investigation. The incident coincides with past controversies and raises significant geopolitical concerns.

International Business Times UK · Jul 6

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International Business Times UK · Jul 5

AI Is Wiping Out Entry-Level Jobs; The WEF Says That's a Bigger Problem Than It Looks

AI is reducing graduate hiring, leaving companies at risk of losing the future leaders and specialists they need, WEF and PwC say.

Latin Times · Jul 5

Latin America's Banks Have the Budget for Digital Assets; Only 14% Have a Product

Across Latin America, paying in digital dollars is no longer exotic. The everyday question was answered years ago: ordinary people already use them daily. The new debate, however, is whether their banks can keep up – and the region's own institutions just admitted they're struggling.

TechRadar · Jul 3

Two of the world's fastest-growing skills are in the same job description

The future of cybersecurity depends on professionals who can secure and govern AI.

International Business Times UK · Jun 23

After Record Layoffs, AI is Now Eliminating the Entry-Level Roles Graduates Need Most

AI is transforming entry-level roles in consulting and tech, potentially disrupting traditional career paths for graduates.

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AAP · Jun 11

Laminar Named a 2026 World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer

BOSTON, June 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Laminar, the only physical AI company that powers Process-Aware Autonomy for self-driving factories, today announced the World Economic Forum selected the company to join the 2026 Technology Pioneer cohort, a group of 100 of the world's most innovative emerging technologies redefining industries worldwide.

The Economic Times · Jun 9

Earth observation can add USD 263 billion in annual economic value globally: Report

Earth observation data offers a massive economic opportunity, potentially worth over USD 700 billion annually. However, a significant portion, around USD 263 billion, remains untapped. This is due to hurdles in accessing, processing, and using the data effectively. The World Economic Forum report highlights how overcoming these challenges can drive…

The Economic Times · May 28

Global growth to weaken, India stands out with strongest growth prospect: WEF survey

In its latest Chief Economists' Outlook, the World Economic Forum (WEF) said nearly nine in ten chief economists surveyed expect global growth to weaken over the coming year, though only 13 per cent think there could be a global recession.

International Business Times · May 25

New Global Reserve Currency Announced This Summer to End Cash

For the first time in its history, the World Economic Forum at Davos gave stablecoins and tokenization their own dedicated panel sessions.Not side events. Not hallway conversations. Main stage.

The Times of India · May 23

World’s most powerful economies by 2030: Prediction reveals future global leaders

Economic rankings rarely stay still for long. A country can spend decades climbing steadily through manufacturing, technology and trade, only to slow once population growth weakens or industries begin shifting elsewhere. By the end of this decade, the global balance is expected to look noticeably different from the one that…

International Business Times UK · May 22

China Expands Rare Earth Controls, Raising Fresh Concerns for EV and Chip Supply Chains

Explore how China's new regulations on rare earth minerals are impacting global supply chains and increasing costs for Western industries. Discover US and EU efforts to reduce reliance on China.

International Business Times UK · Apr 20

The Puppet Master? Katy Perry Reportedly 'Calls The Shots' In Justin Trudeau Romance

A source claims Katy Perry leads her romance with Justin Trudeau, as they're framed as a budding humanitarian power couple focused on influence as much as affection.

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