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A look at China through golden sayings – Part Seven – News Central Asia (nCa)

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Commercial Real Estate, Mall, Hotel, Office Collapse Will Drag US Economy

Joe Raedle/Getty Image Commercial real estate hotels, malls, offices are facing down massive post-pandemic problems. We can all see the work from home and ecommerce trends coming and the CRE disaster seems like a slow motion trainwreck. And that trainwreck could drag the rest of the US economy down with it. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author. Back in 2016, a colleague of mine, Michelle Wuc ker, published a terrific book entitled The Gray Rhino. The title alludes to humans stalking the grey rhinoceros, a species widely known to be jittery and prone to charge and maim. Yet the awareness of their likely behavior does not deter the curious from getting closer for a look.    

Commercial real estate is stuck in a slow motion train wreck

Commercial real estate is stuck in a slow motion train wreck insider@insider.com (Daniel Alpert) © Joe Raedle/Getty Image A shopper walks past vacant store fronts at the Mall of the Americas on April 07, 2021 in Miami, Florida. Joe Raedle/Getty Image Commercial real estate - hotels, malls, offices - are facing down massive post-pandemic problems. We can all see the work from home and ecommerce trends coming and the CRE disaster seems like a slow motion trainwreck. And that trainwreck could drag the rest of the US economy down with it. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author.

Opinion: Corporate responsibilities on climate are changing

Article content While a ‘black swan’ is a term for an event that no one imagined or anticipated, COVID-19 and approaching climate change risk is a Gray Rhino, something that people foresaw, but may or may not have planned for. As the availability of vaccines increases and the existential threat of COVID-19 reduces, the omnipresent crisis of climate change is top of mind for many as we think about a sustainable financial recovery. However, building back better not only applies to our infrastructure and businesses, but our practices and rules around climate change risk management. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

How to stop the next pandemic in its tracks

SHARE Mass surprise was an early social symptom of Covid-19 around the world. From government announcements to work emails, words such as unprecedented , uncertain and unforeseen became the norm, signs of collective bafflement and fear. While shock was universal, how countries responded differed widely. The world had seen pandemics before. In 2015 Bill Gates gave a popular TED Talk on the impending danger of one. Many countries had emergency plans waiting in the wings. Some quickly swung into action, while others dithered. The UAE s agile governance allowed it to secure necessities from food security to mass testing. For the nations caught off guard, many of them developed, citizens wondered why no methodical response was forthcoming.

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