Lauren Giella

Newsweek recently ranked the world's best hospitals. The list included 945 hospitals from 13 European countries, each with its methodologies and metrics.

"Take your time to do the research and figure out what's right for you," travel expert Henry Harteveldt said. "There is no one universal answer."

"It's not just about getting patients well, it's also about encouraging our patients to stay well," Hendricks Regional Health CEO told Newsweek.

Dotdash Meredith's chief innovation officer said with more machine-generated "average" content, the premium on human-written content "is going to go up."

Newsweek, in partnership with Statista, used recommendations and patient experience to determine the 2025 World's Best Hospitals ranking.

BrandSpark President Robert Levy said brand trust is paramount at a time when shoppers are "more selective about where they spend their money."

"DEI fights to make things equitable and inclusive for every single person," talent consultant Dani Herrera told Newsweek.

"We shouldn't be asking other companies to do something that we're not focused on doing," Indeed's Jessica Hardeman told Newsweek.

"If you start off by focusing on differences, it's easy to say I have nothing in common with this person," Stephen Paskoff, of ELI, said at the Newsweek event.

NYU's Dr. Leo Trasande said the chemicals in plastics cause health issues in people "from cradle to grave."

Mary Farris, the head of environmental, social and governance at Analog Devices, told Newsweek that ESG policy is the "ethical underpinnings of a company."

Mars Global Vice President of Packaging Sustainability Allison Lin said she'd rather have more time for negotiation than settle for a "watered-down" treaty.

"People don't want to create more waste. They are looking for solutions," Jessica Long from Closed Loop Partners said at the Newsweek event.

This ranking draws on national online surveys of medical professionals, residents and their acquaintances as well as an analysis of key quality dimensions.

The musical follows the rise and fall of televangelists Tammy Faye and Jim Bakker and the impact of religion on U.S. politics.

"No matter how they find you, what they purchase, how often they come back, the customer is always at the forefront of that experience," a Lenox executive said.

First Watch's "You First" attitude toward employees helped the daytime dining company jump 50 spots to be named America's Most Loved Workplace by Newsweek.

A University of Maryland executive told Newsweek that we're all bound to be part of a disabled category "at some time or another."

Newsweek Horizons events series kicks off with panels on AI in medicine and climate science

Cytiva's Emmanuel Abate said climate actions relies on "shared commitment and shared interest" during Newsweek's Pillars of the Green Transition conference.