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After the UN recognised Hamas' sexual crimes, prosecution must follow
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The Big Question: What is the best way to drive innovation?
“We cannot solve this on our own” : As the world faces increasing challenges, Siemens tells Euronews’ Hannah Brown on The Big Question how it is looking to start-ups to stay ahead with innovation.
Meet the advertising exec who’s terrified of climate change
David Jones has worked on many famous advertising campaigns, but now his focus is climate change.
‘A new industry is coming’: How will AI help reimagine entertainment?
“AI will connect them in ways that will empower the performer and empower the fan,” will.i.am explains the future of the music industry in an exclusive interview with Euronews.
The Big Question: What makes a successful e-commerce business?
“If you want to be a relevant, modern brand, you have to be able to sell across every surface area where consumers are spending their time,” says Shopify President.
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Is it really worth studying business at university?
“You should feel legitimate to have the ambition to become CEO, ministers, leaders of tomorrow.”
Energy, regulation and openness: How to make the EU competitive again
“None of those goals will be achievable if we don't get back into a growth mode in Europe,” says Business Europe President, Fredrik Persson
Will using the cloud stop us achieving our green targets?
‘Cloud computing already has a bigger footprint than the aviation industry,’ warns Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s Matt Harris.
Does AI spell disaster for the music industry?
The last 100 years have been revolutionary for music but is technology still bringing positive change for the industry?
‘Don’t listen to your gut’: How to make a good business decision
Leading business strategist Olivier Sibony explains the science behind reducing error and how to make good business decisions.
Multi-sensory XR could let us feel a hug from our loved ones using 6G
According to Japanese telecoms company NTT, 6G will let us recreate multi-sense experiences and memories across the world. We spoke to them about the development of 'Feel Tech' and the future of XR
Microsoft President on how AI is going to change life as we know it
In an interview with Euronews, Brad Smith, President of Microsoft suggests that if AI ‘is the most powerful technology in the world, shouldn't it have at least as much regulation as a carton of milk?’
How two Dutch rail enthusiasts funded their own night train start-up
Elmer van Buuren, CEO of a European night train firm, explains how he made his business dream a reality through community funding.
The Big Question: If AI is the solution, what is the problem?
Businesses should think long and hard about whether AI is the best solution for their problems and invest in auditing to avoid unfair, biased and inefficient results, according to Eticas Tech CEO Gemma Galdón-Clavell.
Novartis doctor on Big Pharma’s battle against climate change
If the healthcare industry was a country, it would be the fifth largest polluter on Earth.
Climate change may change the flavour of your favourite beer
Carlsberg’s new CEO, Jacob Aarup-Andersen on how climate change may alter the flavour of your favourite beer and other challenges facing brewers.
The World Expo 2025 is coming to Osaka. Here’s what you can expect
Euronews Travel spoke to the President of Japan’s oldest alcohol company about what we can expect from the World Expo 2025 in Osaka.
Watch: I took an ‘ice dip’ in the North Sea and survived
Forget about Finland, go to Northumberland to try 'ice dipping' this winter.
Interview: Nile Rodgers on the 'fantastic' potential of AI in music
Euronews Culture spoke with the legendary Nile Rodgers at Davos 2024, where we riffed about his nonprofit organisation, AI, and the evolving landscape of the music industry.
World’s most influential companies ‘lag behind’ on sustainability
Experts say it doesn't pay enough to lead on sustainability, and it doesn't cost enough to lag behind.
Learning languages helps you get ahead in business, says Nestlé Chair
The chairman of Nestlé, Paul Bulcke tells The Big Question’s James Thomas “To be part of or to really enjoy being in a country, there is no better way than speaking in the local language.”
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