A study reveals how Chinese SOEs omit information about financial risks, adopting ambiguous language to mitigate their perception. This has strong implications for investors and regulators

Expansion, resilience and transformation define the global art system, where the value of artwork is a multidimensional prism: not just financial, but also cultural, social and historical, reflecting the complexities of our time

The choice of reconstruction instead of restoration, from Coventry to Bretton Woods, marks the birth of a global order based on the IMF and the World Bank and is essential to understanding today's economic challenges

Dominant corporate leaders who are results-oriented rather than process-oriented increase the risk of dangerous behavior. We need a system of accountability that puts ethics at the center to avoid new crises and rebuild trust

Adequate social transfers, targeted policies and strong protections are not a constraint on the economy, but an opportunity for the veritable inclusion of disabled individuals. A comparison between the Anglo-Saxon and Nordic welfare models reveals which of the two strategies is more effective

Women are reaching higher education levels, advancing in positions of power, but the labor market remains unbalanced and there is still a long road to equality. Europe is making progress as artificial intelligence and new global scenarios reshape challenges. With policies, numbers and strategies, change is under way, but the question remains: is it enough?