Sometimes, it's not the message, but the messenger, that turns heads. Such may be the case with new research from the World Economic Forum that highlights cutting-edge innovation and makes policy recommendations, all part of its Future of Construction Initiative.
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Good ethics is good business. Most of us want to believe that, but the Ethisphere Institute says it has proof. This week, the group released its 10th annual list of the World’s Most Ethical Companies, and several familiar names are on it. Read on.
Overcoming the Infra$tructure Gap
A mini manifesto from thought leader Bob Prieto of Fluor. We must change the perception of infrastructure from a taxpayer cost to a societal investment, he writes. This will mean helping citizens to see all the benefits: jobs; better quality of life; smarter public spending; and a more resilient place to live and work.