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Artificial intelligence could help the fashion industry become greener, but unions worry workers will pay the price.
Bangladesh’s interim government remains dependent on India as a dollar crisis limits its ability to generate its own electricity.
Factory bosses are taking action as the country's worst heatwave in 70 years makes workers sick, but unions say more must be done.
He was drawing from a buzz phrase made popular by the Chinese, which means doing the bare minimum to get by. Avoid complacency but don’t adopt "catastrophic thinking", says Tharman Shanmugaratnam at the Ecosperity sustainability conference.
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