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3 things that make a job great

We spend a large chunk of our week at work, and our jobs play a major role in our happiness and well-being. But what is it that makes one job better than another?

How strongly do different nationalities feel about religion?

Ethiopians consider religion most important to who they are, according to Pew Research Center data.

Who pays the most tax in the EU?

Have you ever wondered how much tax you’re paying compared to other countries? This infographic from the European Parliament might help you find out.

February was the hottest month on record. Are we losing the fight against climate change?

February set a record for the hottest month since records began, the latest figures from NASA show.

How has terrorism changed since 2000?

As one attack after another dominates international headlines – from Al Qaida's strike on the Ivory Coast to the Turkish city of Ankara, where at least 32 people have died in the second c...

Which are China’s fastest growing cities?

Although the days of 30% annual growth might be a thing of the past, China still boasts many cities experiencing rapid growth.

What's your workplace thinking style?

Are you an optimizer or a connector? An explorer or an expert?

Want a job at one of the world’s top 100 employers? Here’s how

Every year Fortune releases its list of the top 100 companies to work for. You'll find the usual suspects in there – Google, for example, tops the list for the seventh year in a row, than...

Millennials have it worse than any other generation, study says

Inequality is rising between generations in Western economies, according to an investigation by the Guardian newspaper.

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Have China’s emissions already peaked?

Carbon dioxide emissions in China are set to reach their highest point by 2025, and could even have done so already, according to a new study.

Is technology making us less productive?

Technology might actually be killing productivity according to a new study – and an old piece of wisdom called Metcalfe’s Law.

Could this turn the tide against advanced cancer?

A new understanding of the genetics of cancerous tumours could be used to help your own immune system tackle the disease, say scientists.

Have we just discovered how to upload knowledge to our brains?

Knowledge, skills and information could one day be fed directly into our brains, say neuroscientists.

Knowledge is power - and probably a promotion too

The most highly rated leaders and managers have the highest levels of knowledge about their industry, according to a new study.