Category: Business

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris has accused Republican nominee Donald Trump of spending a decade fostering division and fear among Americans. This characterization resonates deeply within the current socio-political climate, impacting various strata of American society, including the business landscape. For foreign business owners looking to establish or expand their […]

A federal court recently ordered Google to make it easier for Android users to switch to rival app stores, banned Google from using its vast cash reserves to block competitors, and hit Google with a bundle of thou-shalt-nots and assorted prohibitions. Each of these measures is well crafted, narrowly tailored, and purpose-built to accomplish something […]

Date and Location:On Thursday, 31/10/2024, Mark Cuban will host a town hall event in Georgia, uniting a group of prominent business leaders to discuss critical economic issues while supporting the campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris. Event Overview:This town hall serves as a platform for dialogue on pressing topics such as economic growth, job creation, […]

Artificial intelligence dominated the technology talk on panels, among sponsors, and across the trade floor at this year’s annual conference of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP). IACP, held Oct. 19 – 22 in Boston, brings together thousands of police employees with the businesses who want to sell them guns, gadgets, and gear. […]

Acting Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs Amy Holman will travel to Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 29-Nov. 1 to attend the World Food Prize Foundation’s Borlaug Dialogue and World Food Prize Laureate Ceremony.  She will reaffirm the Department’s commitment to ensuring food security with our partners around the world and will stress the vital […]

This year, a far-reaching, complex new piece of legislation comes into effect in EU: the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which represents some of the most ambitious tech policy in European history. We don’t love everything in the DMA, but some of its provisions are great, because they center the rights of users of technology, and […]

A recent report from the World Bank highlights a looming crisis in the job market, particularly in developing countries, where approximately 1.2 billion young people are set to enter the workforce over the next decade. However, projections indicate that only 420 million jobs will be created during this period, leaving a staggering 800 million young […]

Smear campaigns are a contentious yet pervasive strategy employed in both politics and business. These tactics aim to damage an individual’s reputation through misinformation, character assassination, and negative publicity. While often seen as unethical, smear campaigns can be effective tools for influencing public perception and swaying opinion. This article explores the mechanisms, implications, and notable […]

Embracing Humility: The Art of Recognizing Human Fallibility In a world increasingly driven by certainty and division, the ability to acknowledge that “you can’t always be right and neither can you always be wrong” offers a refreshing perspective. This humble mindset fosters understanding, personal growth, and healthier relationships. The Nature of Human Fallibility Humans are […]