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Bringing innovative approaches in planning and urban design will ultimately provide long-term, sustainable balance between population growth, urban expansion and environmental stability.

Despite a rough year, there are many lessons to be learned for investors who are willing to study.

The bottom line is: If you have a dream, it’s time to make it a reality.

Most articles published today are normally opinion pieces on why you should buy something or sell something. This article specifically tells you how you can value a stock and why a company might be valued where it is.

From a streaming service you didn’t know you needed to a collectible form of iridescent glass, these are the things Adam Hanft is recommending right now.

In her latest “Lonely CEO” column, Cate Luzio explains why leaders must get comfortable with the uncomfortable in order to embrace sustainable change, lead from the front and truly change how we view success around DEI efforts.

Adrian Haro, CEO of The Workers Lab, recently spoke with Worth about how we can rebuild an economy and society around who workers are and what they need.

Uncertainty is likely to be with us for the foreseeable future, but how we respond and adapt to that reality is within our control when we openly address our financial vulnerabilities and take steps to minimize them.

As business leaders we are often challenged to turn “lemons into lemonade,” and right now is a great opportunity to “pivot for good”—a time where businesses can use their capabilities to serve their customers and country.

By acting counterintuitively, and fulfilling many of the stereotypes thrown at them, face-to-face conferences may, conversely, find their salvation.

Architecture has been shaped by health crises throughout history. Here’s how experts believe that building designs may adapt as we learn from this one.

“The future is rocky but bright,” said 1-800-FLOWERS founder and chairman Jim McCann as he closed out the final day of summit.

This roundtable will focus on how 2020 has impacted family businesses and their owners, including key considerations such as year-end

I’m going to put a stake in the ground and say: I hope that by Labor Day 2021, we are going to feel that we are beyond the worst of it, and life will be getting closer to normal.

Clearly, 2020 has given us more time to ponder and question both art and ourselves as artists, and with this in mind, we think that there are a number of ways of understanding how the arts really affect us.

Nobody signs up for these times, but there are a number of actionable steps business owners can take to build long-term success right now.

With the U.S. presidential election only a few weeks away, it’s timely to evaluate the details of Joe Biden’s tax plan, the potential implications and some strategies that might be worth considering. 

A partner at Redpoint Ventures who sits on the board of several SaaS companies, Tomasz Tunguz recently spoke with Worth about how COVID-19 has reshaped enterprise and what changes will continue into the future.

Two decades after the great Tech Bubble, we’re seeing warning signs of the potential for another.

A recent Global Rescue survey found that travelers want comprehensive, mandatory COVID-19 protections for themselves and all travelers. And they are willing to pay for it.

Which cities have invested in the right infrastructure, health care systems and public services, so that they’re able to thrive and sustain growth even in the hardest times?

“When I had my ‘lightbulb moment,’ the realization that America which invented the lightbulb no longer made one, I also realized that the societal costs of offshoring manufacturing was disastrous,” James A. Stuber told Worth.

An apolitical solution to the pandemic by a small European biotech.

Philanthropy has lost track of itself in recent years, as other sectors like tech have come to dominate dialogue around the future.

If we want to successfully achieve the United Nations’ SDGs, women must be at the center of the agenda and especially in the implementation plans.

What you need to know about the September 2020 Climate Week meetings and what it means for economic recovery post-COVID.

Worth‘s CEO on why we need to move the needle forward on progress for all women now, and how Worth is doing just that.

Individuals with special needs are up against a lot right now, but COVID-19 could lead to some positive changes.

In his new ‘Aftershocks’ series, Jim McCann delves into the unintended consequences that various sectors and industries will experience post-pandemic.

Google’s Bonita Stewart and the Washington Post’s Miki Toliver King recently spoke with Worth about how data and technology are transforming the future of the media and publishing industry.