Editors of each section will curate news and specialist insights, offering both depth and breadth on the issues that shape the future of our personal and professional lives.
The new sections are:
Future of Money explores the fintech landscape and how it is transforming the way goods and services are paid for around the world;
Future of Health covers developments, trends and data on the transformation of health care. The section examines pharmaceutical companies, health care providers, policymakers and the patient community;
Disrupted explores the innovations and industries re-modelling everyday life through technology as well as other technological advancements that societies can look forward to in the future; and
Macro Matters is the roadmap for the global economy, featuring what investors need to know on how the world is coming out of crisis. Macro Matters will include news, data and analysis on the people, policies and events that will reshape economies, markets and investments of the future.
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