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In a scene from the iconic 1967 movie The Graduate, an older man offers career advice to an aimless new college graduate played by Dustin Hoffman: "One word: Plastics. There's a great future in plastics."

2025年1月14日

Three young people in casual clothes sit on a wooden footbridge with a view of wooded mountains.

As visitor numbers rise, the economic benefits of tourism could well be outweighed by the industry's negative environmental impacts. The challenge for policymakers and industry leaders is to present sustainable alternatives that attract the next generation of tourists while preserving the...

A man in a suit and tie speaks into a microphone and gestures with his hand.

Air is free , but clean air costs - a lot. We sat down with former central banker Mark Carney to get his take on financing the net-zero transition, and the vast benefits ahead if we can get it right.

A woman sits on a bench in a bright, sunlit room with large windows, smiling as she reads.

These were the stories that struck a chord with our readers in 2024: from Warren Buffett's secret to success, to innovations making superfoods like avocados more sustainable, to the rise of robots in renewable energy.

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2025年1月14日

A sumo wrestler kneels in front of three young boys, also dressed in traditional sumo clothing. Spectators in the background.

Whether on the slopes, the pitch or in the boardroom, sports families and entrepreneurial dynasties have more in common than just their impressive achievements. Because in addition to passing on their genetic legacy from one generation to the next, both also excel at preserving and transmitting...

Discover our wine miniseries "Sip & Sparkle" and watch sommeliers H.S.H. Princess Marie von und zu Liechtenstein and Lisa Bader smell, savour and discuss some of their favourite wines. This time, it's all about mature wines.

In an autumnal, barren mountain landscape, a young woman is sitting on a block of wood in a depressed posture.

There's an alarming trend emerging in workplaces around the world: while the number of work-related accidents and illnesses has been in steady decline for a number of years now, mental health conditions are seeing a significant increase. This is due, among other things, to stress, time...

Close-up of a wild lion with a wild mane

Meet 13 companies that have seen business take off after taming the judges on investor-meets-entrepreneur reality TV formats.

Three string musicians play in a high, open library. A bookshelf, an aquarium, and people pose for a photo in the background.

The best new libraries today have become living rooms for the digital age, where communities are encouraged not just to read, but also to gather, create, eat, and play. And it's no longer even a requirement to be silent.

Close-up view of a wild lion with a wild mane

What happens after TV investment shows like "Shark Tank" and "Dragons' Den" - or "Lion's Den" in Germany - finish filming? Do entrepreneurs get the deal they were promised? And would they do it again? We talked to some start-ups to find out.

A middle-aged man with a bald head and a grey beard is sitting in an armchair

The people who go to Bert te Wildt's psychosomatic clinic are constantly tense, constantly stressed out. Everything in their lives feels like work. But they soldier on. te Wildt's patients suffer from a new form of chronic stress-induced depression that he calls burn-on. In this interview, te...

An older man is talking to two younger women, all holding documents, in an outdoor café.

It's a myth that only young guns can set up and lead successful start-ups. Successful entrepreneurship knows no age limits.

Air is free , but clean air costs - a lot. We sat down with former central banker Mark Carney to get his take on financing the net-zero transition, and the vast benefits ahead if we can get it right.

A man in protective gear works at a workbench in a factory setting, with welding sparks flying as he works.

Steel will remain essential for the transition to a greener future. So decarbonising the manufacturing process of this key material for many renewable energy technologies is vital for reducing CO2 emissions from supply chains.

An old woman in a dark red and purple dress poses in a portico, smiling at the camera.

Elinor Ostrom won a Nobel Prize in Economics in 2009 for showing that ordinary people, working together, can manage natural resources sustainably. Her work is as relevant as ever.

A dome-shaped mountain rises from the forest, with blue sky in the background.

It's been a strong year for many asset classes globally, as the global economy has demonstrated resilience in the face of continued, if moderate, inflation. Rising geopolitical risks do pose a concern, but strategic fiscal policies and a broadening earnings recovery are creating a positive...

On a busy street in a big city at night, an electronic display shows a series of numbers.

The quick answer is: Yes, but not necessarily in the near-term. Long-term debt sustainability is an issue, and temporary spikes in government bond yields may become more common. But it's not a reason for investors to avoid bonds altogether.

Factory smokestack with cloud of smoke against the sky

Often, investors who care about sustainability steer clear of high-carbon-emitting companies. But there can be value in investing in firms willing to transform their businesses to make a contribution to decarbonisation.

The sun is a mighty ball of energy in glistening yellow and shades of red, floating in black space.

Producing vast amounts of cheap, clean energy, the sun is critical for global decarbonisation. But solar power also offers something more: attractive investment opportunities in everything from photovoltaics and batteries to the transmission lines and transformers that form the backbone of the...

Three men with rucksacks, two in yellow and black work clothes, walk through a village of thatched huts

How LGT Venture Philanthropy and the NGO Last Mile Health are driving equitable access to health care.

A sterile-looking room, crammed with massive electronics, glows with a blue-ish light.

The inexorable move to digitalisation, driven by technological breakthroughs like artificial intelligence and cloud computing, is propelling investment in the physical infrastructure needed to process and store all the newly created data.

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The Monobloc chair at 50

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Sports families: Does success lie in their genes?

Cellaring wine - not old, just mature

How companies can support their employees' mental health

These start-ups prevailed in the lion's den

Welcome to the libraries of the future

Can a reality TV show help entrepreneurs make it big?

Burn-on, not burn-out: When work gives you a high

Outdated stereotypes

Saving tourism from itself: solutions for a cleaner industry

Financing net zero: opportunities or just higher outlays?

How steel - decarbonised - can be part of the solution

Tackling the sustainability challenge collectively

Outlook 2025

Should investors worry about ballooning government debt in advanced economies?

A counter-intuitive approach to the climate challenge

The power of the sun: investing in clean energy

Saving lives in remote communities

Investing in data centres, the factories of the digital age

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