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Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast from Reuters Breaking Views.

I've got with me three of our editors to discuss our new e-book, once in a lifetime, question

mark, what will change after the COVID-19 pandemic and the great lockdown has passed.

Fascinating conclusions that I think I've reached looking at the 44 stories that the team produced

around the world over the past couple of months is just so how many of the mega trends that we've been writing about around the world,

whether it's the move towards more sustainable businesses, towards digitalization,

toward stakeholder capitalism versus just plain old shareholder capitalism, automation.

All of these things seem to have been accelerated dramatically

as a result of the great lockdown, whether it's because we're all working from home or we're

no longer socializing the way we used to. It's also shown some of the loose ends in society,

and I think one of the most salient ones would be inequality of income, inequality of opportunity.

And I thought maybe John Foley, our U.S. editor, could talk a little bit to start about your piece, your piece about inequality, which you wrote a couple of weeks ago.

Certainly what we're seeing play out now in many U.S. cities, well, just

everywhere in the U.S., you know, I think it's shown that this crisis has exposed these

great differences between the haves and the have-nots, and now the have-nots are making their

presence known.

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