News articles from Forbes

Around 190 million children below the age of 5 worldwide have vitamin A deficiency.

Income disparity is a result of systemic biases, socio-cultural norms, and low representation of women at the workplace, which companies can address by being more intentional about equity, and the government, through policy change

Unchecked production and use of oil, coal and gas is undermining economic development and is incompatible with poverty alleviation worldwide, a new report has found, presenting a strong counter-narrative to fossil fuel industry claims that their operations improve lives and livelihoods.

By providing tap water and a toilet in every home in an Indian village, the women found themselves utilising their spare time not to rest but to start a business, the managing trustee of Swades Foundation, Zarina Screwvala, writes

For a country which has consistently faced the barrier of access to quality care, technology in healthcare has the power to bring in lasting solutions to the changing health needs of our people and improve patient experience and outcomes

We believe doctors and healthcare professionals aren't supposed to leave medicine, as it's a calling and profession for life.

Small businesses are being squeezed by hiring difficulties and rising costs.

Facebook is only flagging around half the posts from the major climate change deniers on its platform, a new report warns.

Keeping nonprofit salaries low or nonexistent holds back entire communities.

The secondhand marketplace is not only going to grow in the next few years, it is here to stay for the next 20 years.