The biggest problems for the new mandate are the ballooning public deficit and escalating debt, but the Republican has not announced any plan to address this issue
In Las Palmas, Spain, the price of housing has pushed dozens of people to live on boats moored in the marina, despite the fact that local regulations don’t allow this practice
In the heart of the Ghanaian jungle, illegal mines are polluting rivers and making the impoverished population ill. Residents barely share in the profits, which often end up outside the country. Six weeks before the general elections, indignation is rising among the population and protests against unchecked extractivism are growing
The government has also decided to intervene in the national mint for 180 days, citing serious infrastructure deficiencies, obsolete machinery, and a debt of nearly $400 million
The workplace social network is shifting its focus to content creators, who are pouring in, thanks to the presence of large companies and the opportunities the platform offers to gain industry influence
Warren Buffett, Rupert Murdoch, Carlos Slim, Amancio Ortega, Juan Roig, Giorgio Armani and Bernard Arnault are facing one of the most critical moments for any family business: generational change. And in some cases, it is far from clear who will be their successor
Notwithstanding the recent increase in new tech proposals, many initiatives crash into easily avoidable planning errors. One common mistake? Failing to communicate with the client from the very beginning
After a long legal battle, the Squamish tribe recovered 21 acres of land that was stolen more than a century ago in western Canada. They have decided to build 11 controversial high-rise towers on it
On one hand, there are workers who feel exploited and live in precarious conditions. On the other, there are those who have pursued alternative paths, convinced that their circumstances will improve if they leverage their talents independently
Peter Pernot-Day, head of strategy at the Asian giant, argues the company is committed to ‘transparency,’ despite the fact that it does not make its business figures public and is under scrutiny for its supply chain
The economist and political scientist from the University of Chicago rejects the idea that repressive power structures will surpass the success of democratic systems, predicting that the Chinese model will eventually have to change
The American labor journalist has not only investigated precarious jobs, she has also held them. The working class, she says, doesn’t look like a white guy in a hard hat anymore
The price of the metal is in decline, facing two significant challenges: signs of weakness in the Chinese economy, its largest consumer, and an excess supply
The new president and her top Cabinet members are meeting with 60 business leaders attending a summit to discuss the USMCA trade accord and mend the relationship with the private sector
Grupo Prisa is organizing a conference in Barcelona to engage prominent politicians and intellectuals in a reflection on the future of geopolitics, industry, and climate change
Indian billionaire Vijay Mallya’s new home embodies a trend that has been gaining steam among the global super-rich: hiding increasingly ambitious residencies on the roofs of skyscrapers
The countries have emerged as the biggest beneficiaries of tariff increases between the United States and China. Their exports have increased, despite a hostile climate
The 0.2% rise in prices from August to September was higher than analyst expectations, but it reinforces the idea that the Federal Reserve will not continue to cut rates aggressively