Top dollar for Cristiano’s Instagram
Cristiano Ronaldo makes more money being on Instagram than he does playing soccer for Juventus.
Less expectations for economic growth
World GDP growth fell and is expected to remain stuck for the next two years.
Netherlands, most prepared for driverless cars
A KPMG index reveals the countries with best legislation and consumer acceptance for self-driving vehicles.
Tech: King of holiday gifts
$97.1 billion are expected to be spent on technology this holiday season, as 74% of US adults plan to buy at least one tech gift this year.
Blame for pricey Christmas trees
The average price of a tree rose to US$78 in 2018 from $35 in 2013.
The world on China and the US
A Pew Research Center survey reveals how the world sees China and the United States when it comes to economic ties, being allies, and who leads the world’s economy.
One of a kind
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, looms large in contemporary American corporate life.
Elon Musk now has even more time for (re) invention
Can Tesla succeed without its mercurial golden boy and CEO, Elon Musk? The market isn’t convinced.
A clear leader in cloud security
Microsoft has embraced open-source under the thoughtful vibe of CEO Satya Nadella.
Tackling plastic pollution with new business ideas
The linear model of plastic use and dispose hasn’t been challenged for over two decades.
The cost of a bad experience
Enhancing customer loyalty is critical to ensure success in today’s competitive and digital environment.
The future of mobility
As emerging technologies and business models, like ride-hailing and sharing services, Goldman Sachs sees the way we live being impacted in major ways.
Xi Jinping and China’s global ambitions
Bolstered by its commercial success, China’s global ambitions are now built on supply chain, international trades, sports leadership… and the Moon.
Big investing for Bay Area housing
Tech giants have pledged financial support for affordable housing amid criticism over soaring prices.
Co-working fever in Canada
Co-working space is growing fast in Canada and is set to surpass 18,000 by the end of 2019.