The Covid-19 pandemic has underscored the need for an entirely new approach to how we produce and consume. While environmental, social and governance standards of corporate risk disclosure are a necessary first step, the next should be unified metrics that enable assessment and comparison of companies’ wider impact on the world.
Find Baby Yoda too cute to handle? You’re not alone. Just as we may find certain things cute, cute has a way of finding us too.
Pornhub as an avatar for social good? Not a far-fetched notion — just behold the brand’s attempt to recalibrate vice and virtue.
And does feminism require the dismantling of masculinity’s supremacy? Here’s where we are in the battle of the sexes.
Reimagined by feminists, the Internet meme is no longer just a funny gif that captures “That Feeling When”, but a tool that also packs a punch when it comes to battling the patriarchy.
From hobby to commodity — why houseplants have evolved from just being a form of therapy.
The pressure to be constantly upbeat undermines mental health, and has been conveniently linked to social media. The past, however, reveals that toxic positivity is a far older and complex menace.
The impact of China’s box office on Western entertainment extends far beyond the icy reception of Disney’s live-action Mulan. Is this curtains for Tinseltown as we know it, and are Chinese cash cows really at fault?
Circle DNA’s Danny Yeung is making the future of your health accessible with genetic tests available at Watsons. A quick swab and a couple of weeks’ wait, and life-changing reports are at your fingertips nicely organised in an app.
We need a Great Reset of our economies, politics and societies to lend a voice to those who have been left behind by the pandemic.
Research suggests that moving brains to share knowhow will be just as crucial in the post-Covid-19 world as it was before — and that the consequences of shutting down business travel will be long-lived.
In the age of (dis)information, lucrative internet troll farms are here to stay. Is the Little Red Dot prepared for a siege on our digital fora?
Why JK Rowling and a whole slew of other public figures have been disowned by a generation.