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On 5 March 2025, CLA Global TS and Milk & Honey PR co-hosted a fireside chat with sustainability and communications leaders to unpack what Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting really means for business credibility and resilience. To improve business reputation and resilience, this article aims to aid business leaders in understanding how an ESG programme could benefit organisations ...

QS Insights Magazine explores cross-cutting themes that matter to leaders across all sectors - the evolving role of AI in talent development, inclusive leadership, global workforce mobility, the future of skills, education investment, employability outcomes, and policy innovation.

Cross-border trade is tightening and customer preferences are shifting in response. How far deglobalisation will go is difficult to predict. But it is an important consideration for brand builders. Perhaps paradoxically, brands that take a more global approach are more likely to thrive in these times because they appeal to universal values. The article below takes a closer look at the topic.

The 2025 QS Yearbook is the higher education decision makers’ essential guide for comparing university performance in any given year. Bringing together the full suite of QS World University Rankings from the 2025 cycle - including the World University Rankings (June 2024) and Subject Rankings (March 2025) - the Yearbook serves as a central source to compare the performance and rank of universities ...

Experience Britain's elite education: Eton and Wycombe Abbey summer programmes for Singapore students. Gain academic excellence, leadership skills, and global perspective through BE Education's exclusive partnership.

Worldpay has launched the 10th edition of the Global Payments Report. The report provides a comprehensive look at how consumer payment preferences continue to evolve at speed, serving as a roadmap for merchants to navigate the changing payments landscape.

Five years after the first lockdown, he reflects on how this period fundamentally changed approaches to employee wellbeing, remote working and mental health. Alongside the acceleration of AI adoption, he shares his views on what the workplace of the future will look like and what IFCs, such as Jersey, must consider now to meet the expectations of their next-generation employees.

Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement came on the harsher side of our expectations. While we did anticipate a 10% universal minimum tariff (UMT), which was rolled out, Trump’s tariff regime includes significantly higher tariffs for most major trading partners

Reflecting on major changes globally in the last five years – from advancements in technology to geopolitical events - Joe Moynihan blogs about the reasons why innovation is central to maintaining competitiveness for international finance centres (IFCs), such as Jersey. He shares insights into how Jersey's IFC plans to remain competitive in a rapidly changing global landscape.

In a significant move to enhance environmental protection and public health, Singapore has introduced new regulations targeting two categories of persistent chemicals.