Business & Economics

Davos 2026

The Award Goes To, Snap Elections, Tweaking Rules, Banning Grok, AI Needs 10 Yottaflops & Conflict Watch

Enterprise Fairness Vs Public disservice

Harvard's Male Bastion, LLMs Stereotypes, AI Regulations, Natural Disasters & Never ending Conflicts

EU’s AI Ambitions, BoE’s AI Bubble, Japan’s New Boss, Nobel Prizes & Quiet Climate Withdrawals

April 13, 2025

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The glorious European summer weather though has come at a cost. Blistering heatwaves in Europe, Africa, Asia and the U.S. have resulted in food shortages from droughts.

Why is it that most successful female entrepreneurs gloss over the hardest part of building a business? Getting the initial seed money to fund the idea. It’s tough. Let’s be honest about it.

General Catalyst’s launch of its European Office. The partners at one of the largest VC firms in the world reminded us all that their first investments in Europe had been in Ukraine

A wrap of 2021's biggest highlights: Leena Nair becomes CEO of Chanel, Sheikha Dana Nasser Sabah Al Ahmad is CEO of Kuwait Projects Co (KIPCO), Amanda Gorman at the U.S. Presidential inauguration

The Santander Vs. Andrea Orcel case has been one to watch. Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba’s market cap halved this year. Equinix acquiring MainOne, a West African data centre

The world’s most powerful woman in fashion is now Marta Ortega. Inditex founder Amancio Ortega’s 37 year old daughter has been appointmented as Chairman of Inditex

President Maia Sandu’s pro-Western administration in Moldova is being tested and Sarah Blakely’s Spanx officially majority owned by Blackstone and valued at $1.2 billion.