HONG KONG and SHANGHAI, Oct. 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd. (HKEx:2318; SSE:601318) was recognized in Forbes' World Best Employers 2022, ranking firstamong China's financial companies, 5th among global insurance companies, 8th among all China companies on the list and 211th in the world overall. The World's Best Employers ranking, released on October 11, was jointly prepared by Forbes and Statista, a market research firm. To determine the top employers in corporate impact and image, talent development, gender equality and social responsibility, Statista surveyed 150,000 full-time and part-time employees from multinational companies and organizations in 57 countries and selected 800 companies with the highest overall ratings. According to Forbes, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, employees said they care about goal-oriented work, higher salaries, better benefits and promotion opportunities, and work-life balance. Ping An has always been i
12.07.2021 | Economía Circular
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Con miras a reducir los residuos y la contaminación en el sector, la Iniciativa da la bienvenida a 32 nuevos signatarios, que representan a todas las regiones del mundo unidas con un objetivo compartido.
La Iniciativa Mundial sobre Turismo y Plásticos reúne al turismo en torno a un proyecto común de futuro para atajar de raíz la contaminación por plástico. Permite a las empresas, los gobiernos y otros agentes turísticos liderar con el ejemplo en el cambio hacia una economía circular de los plásticos.
Entre los 32 nuevos signatarios se encuentran organizaciones como TUI Group, AC Hotels by Marriott, Palladium Hotel Group, Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, Hostelling International, Thompson Okanagan Tourism Asociacion y Visit Valencia. Estas nuevas incorporaciones elevan el número total de signatarios a 93, entre empresas y organizaciones. Se incluyen ahí entidades de todos los eslabones de la cadena de valor del turismo,
Bytedance founder Zhang Yiming, the brains behind TikTok, said he preferred "daydreaming" as he stepped down as head of his own firm last week. But his departure comes as several of China's once-lauded tech entrepreneurs step aside under increasing scrutiny from a government concerned about their growing power and influence.
Bytedance founder Zhang Yiming, the brains behind TikTok, said he preferred daydreaming as he stepped down as head of his own firm last week. But his departure comes as several of Chinas once-lauded tech entrepreneurs step aside under increasing scrutiny from a government concerned about their gr ..