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Jan 2022
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Young talent to set 2022 agenda says Wor...

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This is the decade of ‘talentism’ rather than capitalism, the World Economic Forum’s president said as it begins a week of high-level online meetings to address climate action, the pandemic and the economic recovery. Borge Brende, a former Norwegian foreign minister, tells the Business Extra podcast that the success of a business is now also being measured b ... Show More
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