These are the top 10 job skills of tomorrow

Australia hasn't had a recession in 25 years and could offer lessons to the rest of the world, says Matt O'Brien.

If it’s marshalled in the right way, the global finance market could become a powerful force for sustainable development.

Members of the World Economic Forum Global Future Council on Geopolitics discuss the biggest impact technology will have on geopolitics in the coming year.

«the battleground for geopolitical influence will be centred on who owns the tech companies and which companies they own»

Cigarette butts are a common type of litter for marine environments but AI-powered robot litter pickers could be the solution.

We asked the World Economic Forum's new class of Technology Pioneers for their views on how technology will change the world in the next five years - this is what they told us.

They might be skills, but they’re not soft

As many as 375 million workers around the world may need to switch occupational categories and learn new skills.

Which skills will citizens need in the future? We surveyed 18,000 people in 15 countries to learn more.

Research has shown that while the need for manual skills will decline, the demand for technological, social and higher cognitive skills will increase.

«We started from four broad skill categories—cognitive, digital, interpersonal, and self-leadership—then identified 13 separate skill groups belonging to those categories.»

Now that most of us have returned from vacation and are getting back at it in the (home) office, it's time for some plain and simple tips to keep that vacation vibe going as long as possible. The key…

«breaks are not a sign of sloth but a sign of strength."»