Business as usual in the Aftermath Economy
“Aftermath Economy,” which is defined as a period of low-to-no growth as the economic aftershocks of the pandemic and other crises subside."
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The Top 7 Podcasts every CEO should be listening to
"By listening to podcasts, CEOs can tap into a wealth of knowledge and expertise from industry leaders, thought-provoking speakers, and successful entrepreneurs."
Masterminds of the Pitch
In his 26-year tenure at Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson became synonymous with consistent, long-term success. Ferguson created a dynasty, prioritizing long-term goals over instant gratification. His tenure was marked by his ability to…
Exclusive interview with executive coach, Jim Wetrich
ON MANAGEMENT STYLES AFTER THE PANDEMIC
"I am seeing two opposing approaches, some leaders who are defaulting to what they know and how they used to manage and others who are working hard to be more agile and nimble and apply lessons…
Musk Has Donated Nearly $2bn of Tesla Shares to Charity
Last year, Elon Musk made a charitable donation of approximately $1.95 billion worth of shares in his electric car company.
Classic Cars Could be a Go-To Investment Over Houses
Classic cars under £50,000 are revealed to be the most profitable investment compared to property, gold and stocks.
Jack Ma Gives Up Control of Ant Group
The billionaire founder of the FinTech Giant Ant Group, Jack Ma, will give up control of the company following a regulatory crackdown.
Elon Musk Sells $3.6bn of Tesla Shares
Multi-billionaire Elon Musk is no longer the richest person in the world after he sold another 22 million shares, worth $3.6bn in his electric car maker Tesla.
Meta Threatens to Remove News Content in US
Meta has announced that it will remove news content from US Facebook if new law passes.
Furniture Retailer Made Goes into Administration
"We thank you for being a part of our story, and hope to meet again", says the Made website, after the company announced its closure.
Although Made struggled to secure a buyer, Next agreed to buy its brand name, website and intellectual…
Musk to Charge $8 per Month for a Blue Tick on Twitter
Following the official $44bn takeover of Twitter, Musk said the move was "essential to defeat spam/scam".
Currently, the blue tick symbol which appears next to a user's name is free. It is received after a short online application…
