In this week’s Journal Report, we explore and imagine the future. Thought leaders from a broad spectrum of industries offer their predictions on what everything from the Internet to sex will be like in the next few decades.
What companies should be doing to protect their computer systems—but aren’t.
Battles over finances are common and frequently brutal. They don’t have to be.
Rob Arnott, Jeremy Grantham, Howard Marks and Jeffrey Gundlach share their lessons, some of them learned painfully.
Data is the future of health. Advances in wearables, like the Apple Watch, and other monitoring tools will bring new meaning to the term, “self aware.”
MARC AGRONIN: In 2011, the first baby boomers turned 65. In 2031, these same baby boomers will begin turning 85, and a bubble of supposedly frail and cognitively impaired elders will begin swelling the nursing-home population.
KENNETH FREEMAN: According to a Lumina/Gallup study released in 2014, only 33% of business leaders agree or strongly agree that university graduates have the knowledge that their businesses need.
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