Delhi's robust business environment is under significant threat from environmental pollution, political instability and Covid-19.
The New Statesman’s annual Regional Development Conference is a day of fascinating insights and discussions centred around the most pressing questions for the future of the levelling up strategy and local growth.
A range of corporate programmes, co-innovation platforms and support schemes for corporations, start-ups and public sector bodies in Singapore have created a launchpad for regional growth for innovators from across the world.
In partnership with Singapore Economic Development Board
Maybe the capital is actually a great place to live.
The Chinese territory’s property sector – which recently saw the issue of a third green guarantee – is striving to become more sustainable amid a government push to make it a regional ESG finance hub.
Katowice has struggled to make its voice heard as a destination for investment or tourism when compared with nearby Kraków, but before Covid-19 the city had been making impressive progress.
CGI's Graham Chedzoy and Joe Dipple participated in the company's Future of Fleet podcast to discuss how innovation and diversification can see the sector thrive in the electric era.
In partnership with CGI
Leading New York City luxury real estate broker Stan Ponte reveals the secrets behind a record-breaking year.
Over the past few decades, huge transfers of land from public to private ownership have occurred throughout Britain.
The fastest-growing cities in the world, according to the UN, are Delhi, Shanghai, Dhaka, Kinshasa, Chongqing, Lahore, Bangalore, Lagos, Cairo and Beijing.
Andy Palmer, the former CEO of Aston Martin, has traded luxury supercars for electric buses.
Children flourish when they learn in nature. It can improve their health, attention capacity and social skills.
As more and more historical monuments and buildings are receiving funding for repairs and rejuvenation efforts from the private sector, critics say heritage sites are falling prey to commercialisation. But, funding for these sites is otherwise often scarce, so is a little branding really such a big price to pay for the longevity of our historical sites?
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