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"History is unspooling in real time." The system is under pressure, a situation only worsened by the pandemic. As we address inequality and other issues, what version of capitalism do we build next?
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"Why did we end up with an economy that treats our most essential workers as disposable? And what does an alternative future of work look like?"
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FUTURE OF WORK
Harvard Business Review: Zeynep Ton
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And how can planning now avoid negative outcomes later?
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PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION
On climate change, plastics, child labor and more, does the adage "if you want to go far, go together" also apply to business?
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