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Strategy
China’s social credit system has been publicised by the government as a way of boosting trust in a broken society. In reality, all it does is exacerbate and intensify a fundamentally undemocratic system of surveillance
Technology
Blockchain’s applications for the supply chain are promising, but the technology has so far struggled to convince businesses of its benefits
Energy
With the global population rising rapidly, growing food crops understandably takes precedence over biofuel production. However, recent scientific advancements may mean that both can be prioritised
Business
As Brazil’s business sector develops, the country is learning to support entrepreneurship. Business schools are responding to this growing market by offering courses tailored to new business owners
Energy
Deep-sea mining could help meet mankind’s insatiable thirst for essential minerals and power the green economy of the future. It could also cause irreversible damage to a part of the planet that we know very little about
Strategy
North Rhine-Westphalia is Germany’s most important economic region, and has for years been a popular location for foreign companies setting up a base in Europe
Technology
It’s a lot harder to get a lithium mine into production than to upgrade lithium battery or electric car manufacturers, says NeoLithium’s Gabriel Pindar
Technology
Gabriel Pindar discusses the growing demand for lithium and the potential for NeoLithium’s Argentinian asset
With the global population rising rapidly, growing food crops understandably takes precedence over biofuel production. However, recent scientific advancements may mean that both can be prioritised
Deep-sea mining could help meet mankind’s insatiable thirst for essential minerals and power the green economy of the future. It could also cause irreversible damage to a part of the planet that we know very little about
Swiss start-up Innolith believes its new electric vehicle battery will go some way to easing consumers’ range anxiety, allowing cars to travel more than 600 miles on a single charge
A global surge in energy requirements in 2018 meant that the shortfall between supply and demand had to be made up by burning fossil fuels
As Brazil’s business sector develops, the country is learning to support entrepreneurship. Business schools are responding to this growing market by offering courses tailored to new business owners
A group of hackers have carried out a ransomware attack on Citycomp, which provides internet infrastructure for companies such as Airbus, Toshiba and Volkswagen
WeWork, which recently rebranded as the We Company, is the latest in a line of ‘decacorns’ to pursue a public listing
Telecoms giant Huawei has claimed it is controlled by its employees through ownership of virtual shares, disputing accusations of state ownership
China’s social credit system has been publicised by the government as a way of boosting trust in a broken society. In reality, all it does is exacerbate and intensify a fundamentally undemocratic system of surveillance
North Rhine-Westphalia is Germany’s most important economic region, and has for years been a popular location for foreign companies setting up a base in Europe
The new EU banking directive PSD2 doesn’t come into effect until September, but banks are already making sure that they are ready for the industry disruption it will surely bring
A new report indicates that GDP could increase by 1.1 percent and unemployment decline by 0.5 percent across the EU if the terms of the Paris climate accord are met
