Sustainability
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Saudi Arabia’s voice of sustainability
As the pace of change accelerates in Saudi Arabia, Hawazen Nazieh Nassief is helping to turn environmental and social responsibility into a priority for businesses across the country.
The technology transforming farming
After more than 20 years in some of the world’s largest technology companies, Parag Garg was looking for a new challenge. That did not make it any less of a surprise when in early 2021, he took a phone call…
A passion for authenticity
The Mediterranean city of Barcelona has long been a source of inspiration for artists, writers, architects and designers from all over the world. Today this dynamic and creative city is home to the European car industry’s fastest-growing brand: CUPRA.
Feeding the planet, sustainably
In June 2021, just five months after joining agricultural machinery and construction equipment company CNH Industrial as CEO, former naval officer Scott W. Wine announced the $2.1 billion acquisition of precision agriculture pioneer Raven Industries – the largest in the…
Sustaining paradise
Drought, famine, deforestation, catastrophic wildfires, rising sea levels and toxic pollution are all consequences of an unsustainable global situation. Situated in the warm waters of the southern Caribbean, Aruba, a beautiful speck of powdery white paradise shaped by the sea,…
Iveco Group leads race to future of trucking
Some 10 years after Italian truck and bus maker Iveco became part of a giant multinational conglomerate, the company has declared independence and come back to where it belongs—on the cutting edge of innovation.
A new force in research
When Donal Bradley came to Saudi Arabia from the UK to take over the position of Vice President for Research at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), the heat and sunshine was not the only novelty he had…
Blue skies ahead for Saudia
After navigating the turbulent two years of the pandemic, Saudi Arabia’s national flag carrier Saudia is adding routes, rolling out new services and enjoying rapid growth in passenger volumes.
Dust off your dancing shoes
Ibiza has been built on a love of music and parties. We've been dancing to a rhythm since humans were born. What happens to the island when dancing is ‘forbidden’?
Who we are
Many people in the U.K are striving to "go local", but what does this mean?