A social media post has prompted backlash and discussion.
In 2014, Hong Kong protesters used umbrellas as a form of passive resistance to the city police’s use of tear gas and pepper spray as they demanded a more transparent election. The protest movement was known as the “Umbrella Revolution.” 10 years later, five Hong Kongers reflect on their roles during the protests, and how their lives have changed after Beijing’s crackdowns.
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As the number of billion-dollar disasters rise, the economic toll of extreme weather will be increasingly difficult to absorb.
As trust in major institutions declines, people are increasingly persuaded to vote by those in their social networks.
Talking points for CHROs to rebut their CEOs' enthusiasm for a hard-line mandate.
