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Opinion 5 years ago

Why the best is no better than the rest

The best is not working for the rest when they are looking out for their own interests first.

Opinion 5 years ago

COVID-19 is a stakeholder capitalism litmus test

The COVID-19 crisis is a litmus test that shows who has been “swimming naked” while endorsing stakeholder capitalism.

Books 6 years ago

A new data reckoning in 'The Age of Surveillance Capitalism'

The Age of Surveillance Capitalism is an ambitious book that deserves a greater audience outside business leaders and policymakers.

Opinion 7 years ago

PREMIUM
Inclusive green growth: Pathway to sustainability

Since the first industrial revolution in 1753, capitalism has accelerated the growth of the world’s economy by 3 to 4 percent a year from a global gross domestic product (GDP) of US$450 billion to $90 trillion in 2015, according to the World Bank.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Karl Marx 'Capital' contract makes a mint at Paris auction

A contract signed by Karl Marx for the publication of the French version of "Capital", his ground-breaking study of capitalism, sold at auction in Paris for a record 121,600 euros ($138,145), five times the expected price.

Opinion 7 years ago

'Gotong royong' and 'Rhine capitalism'

As first president Sukarno once expressed, the nation is founded by the spirit of gotong royong (mutual cooperation).

World 7 years ago

Reforms loom, but not capitalism: Cuba president

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Tuesday said that while reforms loom in the Communist country, they would not be an embrace of capitalism.

National 7 years ago

Stop commercializing education, students urge govt

Hundreds of students from various universities in Medan, North Sumatra, staged a rally on Wednesday to call on the government to stop what they call the commercialization of education.

Art & Culture 8 years ago

Budi Ubrux: Art imitating life in cowsheds

It’s a miserable dance that never ends – the rich and their wealth against the poor and their weakness.

Art & Culture 9 years ago

Art Stage Singapore: To be or not to be

We have to be clear that we can no longer sell art as mere merchandise or a commodity,” said Art State Singapore’s founder and fair director Lorenzo Rudolf, who has announced the fair is charting another direction.

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