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Ecuadorean businessman Jorge Wated has run everything from the national development bank to the country’s version of Pottery Barn, but...
How a doctor learnt to lead in China’s coronavirus crisis
A discussion about the merits of executive education is quite a diversion from the “new normal” of Kate Gaynor’s working...
U.S. and China Negotiators Pledge to Implement Phase One Trade Deal
BEIJING—The top trade negotiators for the U.S. and China talked on the phone Friday, pledging to create favorable conditions for...
Why China Is Withholding Stimulus Amid Coronavirus-Sparked Downturn
BEIJING—China has just suffered its first quarter of economic contraction since the 1970s. Millions of jobs have been lost, and...
Mass Transit Systems Face Social-Distancing Puzzle
Cities around the world are butting up against an intractable problem as they emerge from their coronavirus lockdowns: It is...
Easy as 1, 2, 3? Australia Plots Course Out of Coronavirus Clampdown
SYDNEY—Australia is moving to capitalize on its success containing the spread of coronavirus, laying out a detailed three-step plan to...
Heathrow boss says social distancing at airports is ‘physically impossible’
Introducing social distancing at airports is "physically impossible", the boss of Heathrow has warned. Chief executive John Holland-Kaye said a...
Siemens cooperates with Atos and Nexthink to turn data into experience
Paris, France; May 7 2020Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, today announces one of the world’s largest digital workplace...
Cruising will be back to normal in a year, says Tui
Demand for cruises will bounce back to pre-coronavirus levels within as little as a year, according to the boss of...
How coronavirus has affected the economy – and will there be a recession?
This would be even bigger than The Slump of 1921, when the biggest quarterly drop was just over 12pc, and...