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Economics
31JUL 2019
Six reasons global cities could save the world
Far from being a contributor to climate change, cities may actually provide the solution to tackling the world’s most pressing issue.
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24JUL 2019
Economics
Why we're at a tipping point for clean energy
Renewable energy has been around for a while but there are now three drivers working together to speed up the transition away from fossil fuels.
17JUL 2019
Economics
Stranger Things vs Mickey Mouse: How the media old guard is adapting to disruption
Everyone’s focused on the new kids on the block like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but don’t underestimate the ability of the established order such as Walt Disney to adapt and thrive.
17JUL 2019
Economics
Stranger Things vs Mickey Mouse: How the media old guard is adapting to disruption
Everyone’s focused on the new kids on the block like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, but don’t underestimate the ability of the established order such as Walt Disney to adapt and thrive.
12JUL 2019
Economics
How the stock market’s fading status could increase social inequality
The increasing number of companies shunning the stock market could contribute to rising inequality in society. We’ve identified three ways to fight back
11JUL 2019
Economics
Up in smoke: tobacco firms feel burn of disruption
Few industries are seeing as much disruption to the old order as tobacco. What does this mean for investors?
10JUL 2019
Economics
Tough times for the UK may force rate cut
Brexit uncertainty is hampering growth, which may force the Bank of England to cut interest rates.
08JUL 2019
Economics
Burning ambition: The price of tackling climate change
Europe wants to become a zero-emissions economy by 2050. To remain competitive, new green border taxes may be inevitable.