Summer reading from BI

Organizations risk missing out on valuable talent (with disabilities) by prioritizing standardized expectations of "ideal workers" over curiosity and bravery.

Sustainability isn't a matter of will. It’s a matter of structure.

Much economic activity in the global south is “off the books”, meaning that firms do not exist officially, something that hinders economic development in these countries. The right forms of investment can help address this.

Politicians praise 'the world's greenest fleet' while citizens drive Teslas guilt-free.

The naughty girl’s feminism, ethical social media dilemmas, open plan offices and generative AI. Here are our most read stories of the year.

By ensuring transparency, it could reduce the impact of greenwashing and support genuine practices.

The AI revolution may completely reshape the global economy and add trillions of dollars in value through increased productivity. But who stands to gain the most? And who might be left behind?

Babbling leaders, ethical dilemmas, something rotten about Apple, and the era of provocative girls. We have collected our most read stories of the year.

If we want to avoid a future with two separate civilizations, we need to stop thinking that the technological gap is going to close itself.

We have collected five articles for quiet summer days

Apple continuously tempts consumers to pick the unsustainable choice.

Three ways to create a psychologically safe working environment where a diverse workforce can thrive.