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By 2025, the number of gamers is estimated to reach 3.6 billion and generate a whopping $211 billion in revenue. The video game industry’s success is fueled by enthusiasts who engage with gaming by playing, viewing, creating, and making gaming…
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talk the trends
Energy transition faces metals shortage unless investment rises By Roberto Bocca
19 September 2023Views: 10Annual capital investment in energy transition metals has averaged $45 billion over the last two decades, compared with the $70 billion required each year until 2030 to expand supply.Up to 6.5 billion tonnes of materials will be needed between 2022…
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Robotics is one of the key aspects of AI that’s impacting our daily lives, as it’s a combination of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer science and engineering. Robots have a great deal of similarity with humans as they can…
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The world’s first smart door has landed at Home Depot, and it’s available for purchase today. But it comes with a hefty price tag. Read more in zdnet World’s first smart door now available at Home Depot By Artie Beaty…
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mobility
The supply chain for electric car batteries is changing the world’s geopolitics By Benjamin Jones ,Viet Nguyen-Tien , Robert Elliott, Gavin Harper
30 August 2023Views: 32The global automotive industry, if it was to be considered a country, would rank sixth in economic size. It generates around three trillion dollars in annual revenue and directly employs around 14 million workers. Read more in blogs.lse.ac.uk The supply…
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mobility
Emerging Trends in Autonomous Vehicles and their Impact on the Future of Transportation By Julie Thomas
4 August 2023Views: 49Autonomous vehicles can optimize transportation efficiency by reducing congestion and improving traffic flow. With connectivity and communication capabilities, self-driving cars can coordinate with each other, adjust speeds, and optimize routes Read more in Datafloq Emerging Trends in Autonomous Vehicles and…
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), almost the entire global population (99%) breathes air that exceeds WHO air quality limits. In the attached map, you can see the most air-polluted major cities in the world. Read more in Visual…
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energy & eco
Visualizing the Global Population by Water Security Levels By Freny Fernandes
6 September 2023Views: 26A recent Global Water Security Report by the United Nations University assessed the water security of different countries across the world. Find out more in Visual Capitalist Visualizing the Global Population by Water Security Levels By Freny Fernandes was last modified: August…
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social faith
How 25 years of social innovation has transformed millions of lives By Klaus Schwab and Hilde Schwab
27 June 2023Views: 62The Schwab Foundation has played its part in nurturing this growing sector by providing a global platform to accelerate outstanding models of social innovation. Over 25 years, it has created a community of 450 champions who collectively have impacted the…
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social faith
“The self” doesn’t exist. Instead, you constantly shape multiple selves by Brian Lowery
8 May 2023Views: 141As we go about our days almost nothing feels as immediate, as wholly our own, as our selves. You are always in there somewhere, thinking and feeling, directing action, like a little “you” managing the controls. But when we take…
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R-etail
Direct-to-consumer e-commerce in appliances By Dave Fedewa, Nicolas Jabs, Ramji Sundararajan, Kevin Wei Wang, and Stephan Zimmermann
8 September 2023Views: 48Recent analysis reveals that while 32 percent of customers visit manufacturers’ websites during their purchase journey, only 1.6 percent make an e-commerce purchase from them. As a result, it is no surprise that 80 percent of companies in the appliance…
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R-etail
Retail’s Tech Transformation and a Rapid Move to Omnichannel By Digital First Magazine
28 June 2023Views: 68As the pandemic unfolded, there was a daunting challenge for retail to move digital, with a long list of problems to address. Now we have returned to some sense of normality, the industry has recognised that consumers’ shopping needs have…
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she leads
How One Tax Reform Led to More Women in the Workforce Decades Later By Nicola Bianchi Michela Giorcelli Enrica Maria Martino
1 August 2023Views: 67The researchers then drilled down into the data in terms of the impact on residents’ lives. First, they discovered that higher levels of decentralization led to less government waste and more access to local public services in those municipalities. Read…
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At current rates of progress, it will take 131 years to close the global gender gap, but some countries are much closer to achieving gender parity than others. Nordic countries occupy 4 of the report’s top-5 list of countries with…
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brands and culture
Beyond belt-tightening: How marketing can drive resiliency during uncertain times By Julien Boudet , Marc Brodherson , Kelsey Robinson , and Eli Stein
15 July 2023Views: 69Instead of focusing too much on deep and blunt budget cuts, companies can take an investor mindset view, with a more granular approach to marketing dollars: cutting back where they’re currently overspending but also investing more where there’s greater potential…
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brands and culture
Top Digital Marketing Trends for 2023 for marketers and eCommerce Managers By Laura Valero
24 January 2023Views: 227Any marketer will need to make sure that their message and content marketing strategy exhibits as transparent, genuine, and stay relevant to the video and behavioural trends of the users. Read more in Frizbit Top Digital Marketing Trends for 2023…
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This infographic by Alberto Rojo Moro uses data from the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV) to visualize where wine production is concentrated in the world. Find out more in Visual Capitalist World’s Biggest Wine Producers by Country By…
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The city is too packed. The suburbs are too isolated. How do we build neighborhoods we actually like? Watch the video
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