It seems some leading business people have well and truly lost the plot. I was reading an article (£) in the Sunday Times that claimed that some…
It seems some leading business people have well and truly lost the plot. I was reading an article (£) in the Sunday Times that claimed that some…
In this issue of our Open Markets Outlook: As a new Congress is inaugurated, there is hope that action on tech monopolies may finally take…
In England, we have come to rely upon a comfortable time-lag of fifty years between the perception that something ought to be done and a…
The US Federal Reserve seems to be doing a slow U-turn on its previously hawkish monetary policy stance. Jerome Powell’s latest calming words have reassured…
This article was published in the latest edition of Intercontinental Finance & Law
In this month’s Open Markets Newsletter we look at how failure of competition policy is undermining capitalism • In a new book, Jonathan Tepper lays…
This video is an interview with Roland Kupers – How do we achieve system renewal in complex systems like our economies and our societies?
In this issue of Globalization Outlook we look at the impact of China on trade, the potential reform of the WTO, the impact of trade…
This post is taken from the introduction to Richard Black’s new book Denied, published today… This is the story of a coup-d’état that failed. A…
Article Two of the UN Convention on Genocide, in December 1948, defined genocide as “any of the following acts committed with the intent to destroy,…
A friend in the real estate business recently asked me whether I would like to invest in his business. They were intending to raise investment…
Technological innovation tends to capture our imagination and our emotions. The launch of new products – such as a new iPhone – these days tends…