23 January 2025
Episode 3527
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The Israel-Hamas ceasefire, which began at the weekend, appears to be holding. Hannah McCarthy joins Andrew Mueller to discuss what we have seen during the first week and where it could go next. Plus: the latest at #WEF25 at Davos, the future of Austria’s political sphere and how artificial intelligence will affect the workplace.
23 January 2025
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The future of jobs according to WEF
The World Economic Forum identified AI as the most transformative trend in workplaces – and on the relationship between customers and businesses – in its ‘Future of Jobs Report 2025’. Marcus Schögel, an associate professor at the University of St Gallen’s Institute for Marketing and Retail Management, joined Andrew Mueller to pick through the details.
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