Why activist investors are going to have a busy year
The business world is about to get more competitive as activist investors prepare for what promises to be a busy year. Expect to see more campaigns for boardroom shake-ups, take-overs and restructuring as investors look to gain a greater influence in public companies.
The tech giants have an interest in AI regulation
AI is here to stay, and its potential must be regulated. Tech giants understand that they must partake in the conversation and the process of setting policies – some have even gone as far as supporting government regulation – to ensure AI serves us more than it works against us.
Why are corporate retreats so extravagant?
Corporate retreats are growing in extravagance. Companies are splurging millions on lavish trips to exotic locations, easily exceeding past years’ budgets. So why is a corporate retreat worth the excessive cost?
It will take years to get Deutsche Bahn back on track
Deutsche Bahn, once the pride of the German railway, is facing a long road to recovery. In the coming years, it will take dedicated work to get the network back on track and restore its former glory.
Asian businesses are being dragged into the chip war
The escalating chip war between global tech giants has pushed many Asian businesses into a difficult situation. With supply shortages, soaring prices and political uncertainty, these companies are struggling to stay afloat.
What properties would Sam Zell invest in next?
Sam Zell is renowned for his unparalleled success in real estate investments. Now the question on everyone’s minds is: what will be the next move for this investment powerhouse? Will Sam Zell focus on residential properties, commercial buildings, or take an entirely new direction? The possibilities are endless, and only time will tell what Sam Zell will do next.
Meta gets whacked with a €1.2bn penalty
The European Commission has inflicted the biggest ever financial penalty against tech giant Meta, in a resounding message that illegal practices will not be tolerated. The company must pay a €1.2bn penalty.
China and Russia compete for Central Asia’s favour
Once regarded as the playground of imperial powers, Central Asia is again becoming a launching pad for geopolitical competition between China and Russia. Both nations fight for the region’s favour, offering investment and energy deals to gain strategic ground and primacy.
China’s state capitalists celebrate their soaring shares
Despite the pandemic and escalating tensions, China’s state-owned enterprises are on a roll; their shares are soaring, and their state capitalist owners are celebrating their unprecedented success.
What performance-enhancing stimulants mean for economic growth
Breaking down the impact of performance-enhancing stimulants on economic growth, they are as pertinent as ever. With more gains to be made, these stimulants are altering the definition of success.