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Bill Gates introduces his concept of "creative capitalism" wherein businesses and corporations target innovations to help bridge the "wealth gap" between rich and poor.

UN CEO Water Mandate calls for corporate and government action but goes largely ignored. Only 20 of 1000 companies who attended the World Ecoonomic Forum have signed.

In an attempt to eliminate inequality between the sexes, some parents and teachers actively discourage traditional gender identification in young children.

Canadian essayist and critic John Ralston Saul provides a denunciatory explanation of the global economic problem circa 2005, delineating the USA and world power players.

Personal banking has become risky in today's uncertain times. Investors need to be aware of the safety rating of the banks to which they are entrusting their money.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) reveals the countries best-suited for business development and economic growth. Why are Canada and the U.S. slipping in the trade race?

CARE is a one of the leading humanitarian organizations in the fight against global poverty. It places special emphasis on empowering girls to build a better life.

Canada's former ambassador to Afghanistan, Chris Alexander, has announced his intention to seek the Conservative nomination in Ajax-Pickering.

Against the backdrop of souring relations between Colombia and Venezuela over the release of two hostages, Colombia's citizens are to unite on February 4.

The SharpBrain Guide to Brain Fitness provides insights into the brain training revolution as well as emerging discoveries and trends in the science of brain function.

Enjoy a Christmas Eco Vacation in Costa Rica. Get away from winter into the sunshine and embark on a wonderful eco adventure in Central America.

Toronto will play host to the G20 in June 2010. The meeting, co-hosted with South Korea, has been relocated from Huntsville over security concerns.

Secret Son by Moroccan writer Laila Lalami is a beautifully crafted story that stays with readers long after the last page has been read.

October was marked as a high-activity month for gift, retail sites and public corporation web sites. Google stayed the most popular and engaging site in October 2009!

Loung Ung has dedicated her life to promoting equality, human rights, and justice in her native land and worldwide. She is an activist, philanthropist and global leader.

While Taiwan has a rich and impressive résumé of international trade accomplishments, the Silicon Island also poses some political, economic and legal risks.

A group of powerbrokers was formed in 1954 at the Hotel De Bilderberg in the Netherlands with the aim of encouraging frank discussion of world issues.