Through panel discussions, interviews, interactive breakout sessions, artistic performances, and excursions across Mexico City, the summit dove into the solutions shaped by city halls around the world that are poised to reshape nations.

Public and private sector leaders came together to discuss the importance of cooperation, diplomacy, and shared responsibility for economic prosperity and environmental stability.

Climate Week NYC can build on the strides made at last year’s COP28, but only if governments and companies fulfill their promises.

Data points us to problems and potential solutions that are getting overlooked – like the connection between Black doctors and Black health. By many important measures, the data shows that our investment in historically Black medical schools has been a success, and that’s thanks in large part to strong leadership at each of those schools.

This World Drowning Prevention Day, Bloomberg Philanthropies is more committed than ever to implementing and expanding those solutions in the places where they can save the most lives.

President Joe Biden’s lifetime of honorable public service deserves the respect of all Americans, no matter their party. Stepping aside from this campaign is an act of selflessness that only a great patriot would do.

The world’s eyes will turn to Paris this month as the City of Light is illuminated by the Olympic flame.  At the same time, the country is preparing to form its next government with a parliament split across the political spectrum. As audiences experience the spirit of global unity that is strengthened through the Olympics, France also has a chance to show how the spirit of civic unity can be strengthened through the arts, inspiring people of all parties and ideologies.

We welcome the release of the U.S. Government’s Joint Policy Statement and Principles for responsible participation in voluntary carbon markets (VCMs). These will help increase investment in projects that reduce emissions and help more businesses grow while reducing their carbon footprints.

The problem of climate change cannot be solved without capitalism. Governments have tried for more than three decades with little to show for it. And while more of them are now engaging partners in the private sector, the world is still lagging in deploying the full power of the market.

Jim Simons’ brilliant mind made him a legend in finance, but his most important investments came through philanthropy, including all the work he and Marilyn led together through the Simons Foundation.