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The risk analysis company  XDI  has unveiled its global ranking of the regions of the world whose buildings are most threatened by climate disasters. The Chinese provinces occupy almost all of the top hundred places in the ranking, followed by the United States. This XDI  report reveals the constructions that will be most at risk in the world over the next 30 years. This ranking on the threats to homes, businesses, businesses and constructions in general, is published to large investors to make them be aware of the risks to their projects by 2050. Considering that the Planet will warm up by an average of 3 °C by the end of the century, according to the most aggravating scenario of the IPCC, XDI has taken into account the risks of flooding, rising water, drought, forest fires, heat waves, storms, cyclones or frost. Nine of the ten most threatened regions in the world are in China. Among the most striking results, we can mention: China, whose provinces occupy the top 9 plac...

Google Translater for Website Click on the dropdown button to translate. Translate this page: You can translate the content of this page by selecting a language in the select box. Vous pouver traduire cet article dans la langue de votre choix dans la case de sélection Zoom sur les métiers qui vont disparaitre dans le futur par  Aaron 23 juin 2021 Le progrès de la technologie sur le marché de travail est susceptible d’entrainer la disparition de nombreux métiers à court ou à long terme. D’après une étude menée par McKinsey, plus de 40 % des emplois seront informatisés et automatisés. D’ailleurs, on trouve déjà de nombreux postes occupés par des machines extrêmement sophistiquées. Si vous êtes comptable, caissier, pharmacien, chauffeur de taxi ou de train, trader, interprète et traducteur, sachez que vos postes sont déjà en voie d’extinction. On vous en dit plus sur les métiers qui vont disparaitre d’ici là. Comptables Ces dernières années, le nombre de com...

Helping people make smart financial decisions IN THE PRESS: December 2022 A comfortable retirement is a lifelong goal common to people of almost any age, in any profession, and from every state. But that isn’t to say retirement has equal value across state lines. Taxes, cost of living, and even climate give certain states an upper hand when it comes to retirement; the same income and investments can have much different values in different parts of the country. Today, we’re ranking the top states that can be ideal for retirement. Before making any plans, we recommend speaking with a financial advisor, who can help you find the state that makes the most sense for your financial situation. Our  free quiz  can match you with up to three fiduciary advisors in just a few minutes, each obligated to work in your best interest. The value of working with a financial advisor varies by person and advisors are legally prohibited from promising returns. However, research suggests people who...