In conversation with: Cities & Collaboration’s Carolina Arriagada Peters
Carolina Arriagada Peters, managing director of consultancy Cities & Collaboration, discusses FDI aftercare, gender equality, sustainability and the UK's post-Brexit future.
Many prime real estate markets in the West saw a boom due to people’s rapidly changing priorities.
How Energy Monitor and its sister sites plan to help move forward debate and action on net zero ahead of COP26.
Carolina Arriagada Peters, managing director of consultancy Cities & Collaboration, discusses FDI aftercare, gender equality, sustainability and the UK's post-Brexit future.
How does the UK make decisions about urban planning based on data that says everyone is working from home?
The hybrid events model is not new, but the pandemic has prompted event organisers to reconsider opportunities, trends and value in this marriage of the physical and digital. Nowhere are the possibilities more evident than in Singapore.
In partnership with Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau
The pandemic has presented an opportunity to change working life for the better, but the “white-collar factory” will not go down without a fight.
US President Joe Biden wants to halve the carbon footprint of US buildings by 2035. Working across federal agencies, here is a road map to get it done.
Technology leaders from the English Football Association and the National Ballet of Canada recall how they kept players and performers working safely in the pandemic.
As we prepare for the return of business travel, a number of technology innovations in event management may offer a vision of the future for in-person conferences and events. How has Singapore leveraged its tech expertise to find answers to entirely new challenges?
In partnership with Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau
Business in Wuhan after lockdown is getting back to some sort of normal, but what does the city's future hold for foreign tourists, students and investors?
The world’s top construction companies overwhelmingly favour the domestic market when it comes to selecting a subsidiary destination.
In the second half of the 20th century, Hull suffered numerous social and economic problems as its once-vibrant fishing industry was decimated. However, it is now reinventing itself as a hub for wind power.
The development of autonomous vehicles continues, but are a lack of public trust, issues regarding liability over accidents and financial woes linked to Covid-19 putting off would-be investors?
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