3 Corporate Trends for a Post-Pandemic World
If you’d entered a 2-year coma in August 2019 and just awoken, to say the world would look unfamiliar would be a wild understatement.
If you’d entered a 2-year coma in August 2019 and just awoken, to say the world would look unfamiliar would be a wild understatement.
It is unfathomable to me that women in the 21st Century can be denied the same freedoms that I have taken for granted all my life.
Will the EU’s increase in regulations on ESG (environmental, social, and governance) matters going to make businesses more ethical?
Whether we want to admit it or not - the climate is changing. What is not clear, is if extreme economic restrictions are the way forward.
Emerging economies have accounted for almost two-thirds of global GDP growth and more than half of new consumption in the past 15 years.
The dining and restaurant industry was one of many that have been greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Humans exist online as a collection of individual pieces of data. This data is also referred to as Personally Identifiable Information.
There is evidence to show that companies that adhere to socially-responsible values outperform the ones which don’t.
If you have ever thought "why can’t we just print more money?" and then actually researched it, you would have begun to learn Economics.
Training tax credits could be the best way of supercharging growth, employment and living standards in "left behind" Britain.
FOMO, the need for constant self-upgrade, and increasing pressures on modern society to fit in all significantly affect the economy.
Disparity between people in society of course has its downsides, but what often gets overlooked are the tangible benefits of inequality.
A Ponzi scheme is an investment fraud where funds from recent investors pay profits to earlier investors.
On May 6th, 2010, the Dow Jones Index lost almost 9% of its value in a matter of minutes. What happened?
The waiter who lost their job looks enviously at the billionaires of the world, who have seen their net worth rise by $1.1 trillion.
Following the election of President Nicolas Maduro, the inflation rate in Venezuela skyrocketed from 800% in 2016 to 2,000,000% in 2018.
Inequality refers to the disparity in income and wealth between people in society.
Challenger banks tend to offer modern technology to facilitate financial services, unlike normal banks that stick to traditional methods.
The government can decrease inequality between different levels of educated people by increasing spending on healthcare education.
Economic indicators are typically statistics that act as a source of evidence to indicate the well-being of a nation’s future economy.