Degrees of change: japan’s universities shaping a global workforce

Are social media and a safety-first culture harmful to children?

Not long ago, it looked like the best days of Eli Lilly were behind it. But tirzepatide, adrug for diabetes and obesity, has sent the 148-year-old pharma giant on awild ride. It’s now the ninth most valuable company in the world.

Markets dominated by an oligopoly of firms are rare. Those dominated by an oligopoly with over a decade of revenue visibility are even rarer. So when they appear, investors should leap at the chance.

“I’m one of those wacky wild swimmers,” he says. “Rain or shine, summer or winter, regardless of what country I’m in, I try and find someplace.” To justify the appeal, he draws on nature writer Roger

BEFORE HE BECAME ARGUABLY THE MOST popular head of state in the world, Nayib Bukele was an adman. The President of El Salvador has branded himself the “world’s coolest dictator” and a “philosopher kin

The land Down Under seems ready-made for soul-stirring adventures. Its 16,000 miles of coastline are one long playground, with vertiginous cliffs riddled with hiking trails and reefs ripe for diving. There’s ancient flora and unique wildlife hiding in the rainforests, and cities that offer every activity under the sun. So pick up your hiking boots, paddle or flippers and get outdoors